Zionist regime faces economic crisis amid military pressure, international threats

Pars Today – The Zionist regime is in a critical and sensitive financial and economic situation, with military pressures, a severe budget deficit, and international threats posing significant dangers to its economy.

Experts describe Zionist regime's economic situation as critical. According to Pars Today, concurrent with military pressures stemming from Yemeni operations, budget deficits, and potential international sanctions have placed the economy of the Zionist regime on the brink of collapse.

According to economic expert "Salim al-Ja'dabi," the budget deficit and a sharp rise in debt interest rates have forced the Zionist regime to repeatedly issue treasury bonds, weakening its financial capacity.

"Imad Akkoush," an economic researcher, also pointed to the approximately $9.36 billion increase in the Zionist regime's budget expenditures for 2025, announcing that the regime's financial deficit has risen from 18-20 billion dollars to 27 billion dollars. This deficit is equivalent to 5.2% of the Israeli regime's GDP. A major part of this deficit stems from military expenditures, compensation payments to settlers, and high bond interest rates.

The military operations by Yemen, particularly those targeting the port of Eilat—a vital center for tourism and the economy of the Israeli regime—have paralyzed key sectors of its economy. Disruptions in tourism, technology, exports, and the pharmaceutical industry have doubled the economic pressure. Furthermore, decreased demand for defense systems like the Iron Dome, coupled with damage to oil and petrochemical resources, has deepened the regime's economic crisis.

Experts have stated that the continuation of this trend will lead to the economic and political collapse of the regime.