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Israel's debt surged to 68.6% of GDP in 2025 due to war and reconstruction costs, raising economic concerns.
Israel's public debt-to-GDP ratio rose to 68.6% in 2025, up from 67.7% in 2024, driven by war-related spending and reconstruction efforts following the 2023-2025 Israel-Hamas conflict.
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich cited ongoing security demands and recovery costs as key factors, noting the rate of increase is slowing.
The government raised NIS 207 billion in debt, with strong market demand, and the fiscal deficit reached 4.7% of GDP.
A Taub Center report warned the economy is at a "highly sensitive point," cautioning that sustained high defense spending could crowd out civilian investment and hinder growth.
While market confidence remains strong, officials stress the need for fiscal discipline to avoid long-term economic risks.
La deuda de Israel aumentó al 68,6% del PIB en 2025 debido a los costos de la guerra y la reconstrucción, lo que generó preocupaciones económicas.