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Netanyahu warns Israel may need 'super-Sparta' economy amid growing global isolation
At a finance conference in Jerusalem, PM says Muslim influence in Europe, digital disinformation and state-backed campaigns by rivals like Qatar fueling sanctions and trade restrictions, forcing Israel to consider almost autarkic defense economy
Gad Lior, Yuval Karni
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09.15.25
Israel's top economists warn: Gaza offensive would trigger economic catastrophe
In letter obtained by Ynet, 80 economists say government’s reported plan to capture Gaza City would lead to an exodus of young professionals, long-term damage to Israel’s international standing and devastating effects on its economy and society
Gad Lior
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09.15.25
Former Treasury official says Trump is playing '3D chess' to win U.S.-China trade war
Mitchell Silk: U.S. President Donald Trump is a "strategic genius"
Maayan Hoffman, ILTV
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08.31.25
Israel’s economic future depends on who you ask, says SparkIL chief
Na'ama Ore of SparkIL: 'When we talk to the optimists, they say within a year or two Israel will be thriving'
Maayan Hoffman, IlTV
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08.30.25
Iran war shocks drag Israel’s economy into sharp Q2 slump
GDP shrinks 3.5% in Q2 2025, with private consumption down 4.1% and fixed investment plunging 12.3%; economists eye possible rate cut in September
Gad Lior
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08.17.25
Nobel-winning economists urge Netanyahu to halt Gaza’s growing hunger
Dozens of US and European economists, including 10 Nobel laureates, call on Netanyahu to ease Gaza’s humanitarian crisis, warning ongoing shortages could prompt sanctions, credit downgrades, and a mass exodus of scientists and tech experts
Sever Plocker
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08.15.25
Positive incentives: The link between a school experiment and the Israeli economy
Opinion: Linking resources to behavior can spark change — from cleaner school bathrooms to shifting economic incentives in Israel’s ultra-Orthodox community
Dan Ariely
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08.15.25
From Marx to Musk: The new class war over artificial intelligence
Opinion: As AI reshapes the global economy, a new class struggle emerges—not over machines, but over code, cognition and the power to define reality. Is the era of artificial intelligence a dream of liberation, or a return to feudalism?
Dr. Bella Barda Bareket
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07.14.25
After the war: Israel’s economic future looks strong, stable – and full of potential
Opinion: With the Iranian threat diminishing and security pressure easing from Gaza, Lebanon and other Iranian-backed arenas, Israel's economy is accelerating
Dr. Amit Serusi
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07.10.25
Behind Tehran’s threats lies an economy on the brink
Years of sanctions, mismanagement and corruption have left Iran’s economy brittle and deeply unprepared for a prolonged conflict; With shrinking growth, crumbling infrastructure and mass brain drain, the regime may have nuclear ambitions — but no economic foundation to support them
Sever Plocker
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06.18.25
Israel targets core of Iran’s economy, killing IRGC industrial chief
In major blow to Iranian economy, strike killed Maj. Gen. Gholam Ali Rashid, head of IRGC’s vast economic conglomerate; attack targeted key infrastructure and may deepen internal unrest while weakening Tehran’s ability to bypass sanctions
Doron Peskin, Calcalist
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06.14.25
The silent revolt of emerging economies
Opinion: Israel’s new anti-dumping duty on Chinese aluminum profiles may signal a broader trend, as more countries move to shield local industries—even at the cost of rising prices—to reduce reliance and preserve economic independence
Dr. Bella Barda Bareket
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05.27.25
Israel stands to lose billions if EU blocks trade deal, economist warns
Prof. Dan Ben-David says once sanctions begin, there is no way to know how far they would reach or how long they would continue, impacting Israel's ability to remain part of Western World
Alexandra Lukash
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05.21.25
Israel's brain drain reaches high-tech sector
Publicly traded Israeli tech companies now employ half their workforce abroad, including a rise in R&D hiring, despite Israel’s historical advantage in local talent
Israel Wullman
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04.07.25
Meet the controversial Jewish billionaire driving Trump’s tariff policy
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, seen as the architect of Trump’s tariff policy, is under fire from allies who say he lacks basic economic knowledge and misunderstands how tariffs work, raising concerns about his growing influence on trade decisions
Tzippy Shmilovitz, New York
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04.07.25
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