Israel’s ongoing conflict with Iran is draining the country’s finances, with estimated costs reaching hundreds of millions of dollars per day.
Analysts warn that such a steep financial burden could limit Israel’s ability to sustain a prolonged war.
One of the most expensive aspects of the conflict is the use of missile interceptors to defend against Iranian attacks—costing anywhere from tens of millions to as much as $200 million each day.
Additional expenses include ammunition, the deployment of military aircraft, and extensive damage to infrastructure. Early assessments suggest that rebuilding and repair efforts could cost Israel at least $400 million.