Historically wars did not negatively affect long term growth in Israel.
Not much, unless maybe Hezbolla joins in and starts seriously shelling us. It has accurate long range rockets which can do orders of manitude damage more than Hamas. However maybe in the long term we’ll frogleap back? IDK.
Not much
I imagine opposition, since it’s seen as a strategic failure by Nethanyahu policy, who was in charge in the last 15 years. However that’s hard to predict, since it might give rise to far right forces who’ll want to retaliate.
What economic effects do you expect to see from
The attacks themselves (I guess direct damage of property from increased rocket strike volume is not that large?)
The following mobilization? (I guess this can be way worse for long term?)
3. Are these current events increasing the stability/popularity of the current Netanyahu government or is it better for the opposition parties?
Historically wars did not negatively affect long term growth in Israel.
Not much, unless maybe Hezbolla joins in and starts seriously shelling us. It has accurate long range rockets which can do orders of manitude damage more than Hamas. However maybe in the long term we’ll frogleap back? IDK.
Not much
I imagine opposition, since it’s seen as a strategic failure by Nethanyahu policy, who was in charge in the last 15 years. However that’s hard to predict, since it might give rise to far right forces who’ll want to retaliate.