The Ministry of Finance announced that Israel’s war with Iran has so far generated budgetary costs of 35 billion shekels, or about $11.5 billion, and that the amount has already been included in the 2026 budget.

According to a preliminary estimate, Israel’s budgetary costs for the war with Iran total 35 billion shekels, of which 22 billion are directed to defense.

Officials say this amount is already included in the 2026 budget, meaning war spending is officially planned for future public finances.

The estimated costs largely coincide with US estimates of its own spending during the conflict. At the same time, Iran has estimated its war losses at $145 billion, according to available estimates based on open sources.

As the explanatory notes state, the US figure does not include the entire cost of the war, but was presented to lawmakers who requested more detailed information on the costs of the conflict.

This further highlights the difference between direct budget spending and the total financial burden it bears. struggle for all parties involved. /tesheshi.com/

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