Spending is still high, however private consumption and investment have yet to return to pre war levels, said the CBS.
GDP revealed to have decreased in final quarter of 2023 as a result of conflict, revised report shows.
The outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war in October led to a doubling of Israel's borrowing in the past year, with the state raising 160 billion shekels in debt.
2023 presented an obstacle for the Israeli economy, with the contentious judicial overhaul crisis and ongoing Israel-Hamas war sparking questions of resilience.
Expenditure on public consumption rose by 3.8% in the second quarter, while defense consumption fell by 1.5%.
IIA Chairman: “It is a period of deep economic and social crisis, but also a period that presents opportunities if we can navigate wisely.”
As Israel becomes a medium-sized country in population, GDP and growth, there are ramifications for the region and Israel’s place in the world.
Israel's economy grew significantly last year as many branches of the economy continue to recover after the COVID-19 crisis.
Hi-Tech workers called to continue their protests * A women’s protest is being organized for Sunday
Barkat’s lofty goals may be difficult to achieve in light of the proposed legal reform, which may harm Israel’s reputation among foreign investors.
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