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Israel’s state revenues outstrip expectations

Joe Weisenthal
Joe Weisenthal
Israel’s state revenues outstrip expectations

The Ministry of Finance’s latest forecast has an extra NIS 11.6 billion in the state coffers compared with the May forecast, which was already NIS 21.5 billion higher than in the original 2025 budget.

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