US EditionIran War Has Cost Israel $11.5 Billion in Budgetary Expenses, Ministry Says
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Israel estimates Iran war cost $11.5B, defense officials seek billions more
Even as the Finance Ministry says reserves can cover costs if fighting doesn't expand, the Defense Ministry pegs the Iran campaign higher and is expected to push for roughly $9B more, including for Lebanon operations
Israel’s Ministry of Finance estimates the initial cost of the war with Iran at more than €9,835 million, between military spending, compensation and civil costs. The war with Iran has had a strong impact on Israel’s public accounts. According to an initial estimate by the Ministry of Finance, the total cost of the conflict amounts to approximately 35 billion shekels (about €9,835 million), a figure that includes both direct military spending an…
The war with Iran has so far cost Israel about 35 billion shekels, or approximately $11.5 billion in budget costs, according to initial estimates from the Israeli Ministry of Finance.
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Israel's war with Iran costs US$11.5b in budgetary expenses, ministry says
JERUSALEM: Israel’s war with Iran incurred 35 billion shekels (US$11.52 billion) in budgetary expenses, with 22 billion shekels of that going to defence, the Finance Ministry said on Sunday, citing a preliminary estimate.
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