Israel's economy surprised with forecast after war spending
Despite spending 450 billion shekels to finance the war, Israel's economy is showing resilience and may accelerate growth next year. However, the country faces serious budgetary challenges, and preparing the financial plan for 2027 will…
Assessment
Israel's economy is projected to grow faster next year despite 450 billion shekels in war spending, according to a Maariv analysis. The country faces serious budget challenges, and crafting a 2027 financial plan will test the new government. The assessment places Israel in a stronger position than France, Germany, Italy, and Spain, which struggle with rising borrowing costs, deficits, and defense spending. Watch whether Israel's growth materializes or if budget pressures force austerity.