Israel's new parliament sworn in; Eisenkot gets first shot at forming government
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The incoming Israeli government under Gadi Eisenkot inherits an economy burdened by $130 billion in war-related costs and debt, with warnings of slowing growth, rising poverty, and widening socioeconomic gaps. The figure, reported by Al Jazeera, is unverified and likely includes direct military spending, reconstruction, and indirect economic losses. This fiscal strain may constrain future defense budgets and influence regional security posture.
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