Cost of genocide for Israeli economy
It's the second anniversary of Operation al-Aqsa Flood, and the second year that the Israeli regime has continued its genocide against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
This genocide has ruined Israel's economy to the point that it has endangered its very existence. Two years of genocide killed Israel's economy. The genocide costs are exorbitant. Billions of dollars have helped fuel this genocide, while major industries, like the tech sector, have gone down the drain.
From the battlefield to bankruptcy, the Israeli regime is almost bankrupt. What's saving it is US taxpayers' money bought by US states in the form of bonds, to help maintain the Israeli economy. Meanwhile, Israel is facing intense and growing isolation. Even Netanyahu has confessed to this harsh reality. So why then would it continue this suicidal genocide?
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