Hebrew media: Israeli economic activists are thinking about loans

according to the Hebrew group Tasnim news agency, Yediot Aharanot newspaper wrote in its today’s issue: assets in The circulation of many small and medium-sized companies has ended and each of them is looking for a loan to stay afloat. Some small business owners are now forced to serve in the security forces, says Gezash, one of whom is Uri Cohen, who owns a restaurant in Kibbutz Ghettofighters: “I want to focus on the war, but who is going to If he gives me the loss of my job, I feel that I will no longer be able to continue the work and profession that I have worked hard for for years.

The author goes on to describe the situation of some of these business owners: their jobs are collapsing and their businesses are closing, their debts are increasing, and they are facing these problems alone.

The owner of this restaurant says as one of the victims, it is natural that they put me in the queue after applying for compensation, as many other people were in this queue before me. They have, but what actually happened was that my accountant called me and said that I was in a bad predicament because my business was not eligible for compensation, that’s when the world went dark in front of my eyes. /p>

He adds, I was informed that only businesses that started operating before September 2023 are eligible for compensation, but I first I started this job in October.

According to him, he sent letters via e-mail to Nir Barkat, Minister of Economy, and Betsleil Smutrich, Minister of Finance, but nothing He has not received an answer from them.

On the other hand, Globes economic newspaper reported that the war has greatly increased the debts of Israeli companies and caused so that many of them will have to spend some of their funds to pay debts.

This media also wrote in its Tuesday issue The issue is not only related to small businesses, but large companies in Israel are also facing this big problem.

One ​​of these companies is Investment Company It is Discount Investment that was forced to sell its 35.6 percent stake in Israel Communications Company for 2.6 billion shekels to pay off its outstanding debts.

According to Globes, Discount currently has debts of about 2.2 billion shekels, and this made it respond positively to Fortissimo’s offer to buy these shares.

This specialized media in financial and economic issues in the Zionist regime admitted that the value of Israeli companies’ shares has fallen significantly after the October 7 operation.

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