Annual inflation rises in Israel due to war | Economy
Annual inflation in Israel rose to 3.2% in July from 2.9% at the end of June, according to figures released ...
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War on Gaza costs Israeli economy more than $67.3 billion | Economy
An Israeli economist estimated that the war on the Gaza Strip has already cost the Israeli economy more than $67.3 ...
Gaza War Pushes Israel’s Budget Deficit to New Record High | Economy
Israel's budget deficit has risen to a new record high of 8.1% of GDP, driven by increased government and military ...
List of companies that canceled flights to Israel for fear of war | Economic News
Several international airlines have cancelled or suspended flights to and from Israel, as regional tensions escalate after attacks in Lebanon ...
What impact will a potential war between Lebanon and Israel have on the regional and global economy? | Economy
With the increasing possibility of a comprehensive war between Lebanon and Israel, it is necessary to analyze the effects of ...
War atmosphere.. Israeli strike deepens the wounds of the Lebanese economy | Economic News
Beirut- Fouad leaves his shop in the southern suburbs of Beirut, upset and angry, saying, “I want to travel. The ...
Sudan Mango Farmers Suffer Huge Losses Due to War | Economy
The ongoing war in Sudan has cast a shadow over the ability of Sudanese farmers to market their mango crop, ...
44% of Israeli startups were founded abroad following the war on Gaza | Economy
A poll, the results of which were reported by the Maariv newspaper, revealed that 43.73% of Israeli startups were established ...
How did the war affect industry in Sudan? | Economy
Khartoum- Industrial facilities in Sudan have begun moving from the capital, Khartoum, to safe states after being affected by the ...
Under the pressure of the Gaza war.. 60 thousand Israeli companies are expected to close in 2024 | Economy
19/7/2024-|Last update: 7/19/202402:29 AM (Makkah Time)Israeli companies are facing the fallout from the months-long war on the Gaza Strip until ...
