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Israel’s War on Iran Is Costing Hundreds of Millions of Dollars a Day
- Israel and Iran are engaged in escalating military conflict marked by missile exchanges and airstrikes as of mid-2025 in the Middle East region.
- The conflict follows a long history of indirect confrontation through proxies, with recent direct Israeli attacks on Iran occurring just before scheduled US-Iran talks.
- Israel incurs daily costs of up to $200 million for missile interceptions using systems like Iron Dome, David's Sling, and Arrow 3, alongside expensive flight operations of F-35 jets and infrastructure damages.
- Israeli economist Zvi Eckstein highlighted that the current war incurs much greater costs compared to previous conflicts with Gaza or Hezbollah, while Karnit Flug, who previously led the Bank of Israel, stated that the length of the conflict will critically influence economic stability.
- The rising financial burden and damage to Israeli cities, including evacuations and refinery shutdowns, create pressure among Israeli officials to end the conflict swiftly despite ongoing strategic objectives.
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On Tucker Carlson's recent interview of former Pentagon official Dan Caldwell, they discuss the 'time race' between Iran and Israel with the bottom line being the number of interceptor missiles available to Israel versus Iran's stockpile, and American replinishment. The 'cost factor' is also significant, with the current conflict costing the Israel, which means the U.S., hundreds of millions daily. "Iran is unlikely to run out of ammunition. Not…
Israel’s War With Iran Costs $200M a Day, Raising Pressure for Swift End
“IDF Iron Dome 2021” by IDF Spokesperson’s Unit photographer is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. By Middle East Monitor Israel’s war with Iran is costing the country an estimated $200 million per day, according to early assessments reported by The Wall Street Journal—a staggering figure that is quickly becoming a major constraint on the duration of the conflict, Anadolu reports. The most expensive burden is the interception of Iranian missiles, whic…
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