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Ongoing Story· Day 48

Sanctions on Settlements Could Impact Israeli Banks, Report Warns

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Economists Warn Netanyahu Sanctions Plan Will Devastate Israel's Economy

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Around 100 Israeli economists and business leaders warned that proposed financial sanctions would devastate the nation's economy and household finances. They stated the Prime Minister's remarks show a basic lack of understanding of Israel's international standing. The warning was issued in a public statement on Sunday.

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  • 100 economists and business leaders warned financial sanctions would devastate Israel's economy.
  • The sanctions would harm Israel's macroeconomy and household finances, they stated.
  • Signatories cited the Prime Minister's statements as showing ignorance of Israel's global standing.
  • A joint public statement was released on Sunday by the concerned group.

Approximately 100 economists, business figures, and former public service officials have issued a joint statement warning that proposed financial sanctions against Israel would be catastrophic for both the country's macroeconomic situation and the daily financial lives of households. The signatories expressed concern that the Prime Minister's statements indicate a fundamental lack of understanding and ignorance regarding Israel's declining international standing.

The group's declaration, published on Sunday, asserts that financial sanctions would not only harm Israel's macroeconomy but also severely impact the everyday financial management of Israeli families. They believe the Prime Minister's approach demonstrates a poor grasp of the implications of international pressure on Israel.

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