The ongoing war between Israel and Iran is causing huge economic losses to Israel. According to a report in The Wall Street Journal, the war is costing Israel about $200 million (about ₹1,700 crore) every day.

The biggest expense - Missile interception 

The biggest expense in this war is the interception of missiles fired by Iran in the air. Israel's "Iron Dome" defense system and other security technologies are capable of stopping enemy missiles and drone attacks, but they are very expensive to use. Every interception costs millions of dollars.

Airstrikes and military operations are also expensive. 

In addition, airstrikes, ground operations and deployment of troops by the Israeli army are also increasing the cost of war. The longer the war lasts, the more it will affect the economic condition of the country.

Economic pressure is also increasing. 

Experts believe that if this conflict continues for a long time, it may have a serious impact on Israel's economy. The government may have to cut budgets in other areas, such as those earmarked for health, education and infrastructure.

What will happen next? 

Now the question is whether Israel will be able to prolong this war despite such heavy expenses, or will it have to come up with a solution due to economic pressure.