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Tel Aviv Stock Exchange CEO Urges Unity Government for Economic Stability

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Tel Aviv Stock Exchange CEO Ittai Ben-Zeev is urging Israeli political leaders to form a broad unity government, warning that political deadlock threatens economic growth. In an open letter published Sunday, Ben-Zeev stressed that national responsibility must overcome political considerations to ensure economic stability and attract investment. He called for a pro-growth budget, infrastructure investment, and expanded labor participation to maintain the economy's resilience and improve citizens' lives.

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  • Tel Aviv Stock Exchange CEO Ittai Ben-Zeev called for a broad unity government to prevent economic damage.
  • Ben-Zeev warned that political deadlock threatens Israel's economic potential and investment.
  • He urged leaders to prioritize national responsibility over short-term political interests.
  • The CEO highlighted the need for a stable economic policy and pro-growth budget.
  • Ben-Zeev also stressed expanding the Abraham Accords and new markets for Israeli companies.
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange CEO Urges Unity Government for Economic Stability
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