The 12-day war in Iran caused Israel a loss of 3 billion dollars, which may affect economic rise.

[Chain News] PANews, June 26 - Israel estimates that the losses from the 12-day war with Iran amount to 10 billion shekels (approximately 3 billion USD), which includes funds needed to repair damaged buildings and compensate local businesses. Calculations released this week by Israel's Ministry of Finance and tax authorities indicate that Iran has breached Israel's air defense systems during the recent rocket attacks over the past two weeks. This amount does not include the costs for replacing weapons and defense systems incurred by Israel during the operation, and the total is likely to rise significantly once assessments are completed. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich stated that the total losses could reach as high as 12 billion USD. The Central Bank of Israel expects the economic growth rate to be 3.5% this year, but this figure may be impacted by the recent war.