The Zionist regime increases taxes
| The Zionist regime will increase taxes and reduce the activities of cabinet institutions to deal with its crisis economy as a result of the Gaza war. |
report Mehr News Agency According to the English newspaper Financial Times, the Zionist regime has planned to collect about 60 billion dollars of its debt this year and reduced the activities of the cabinet and increased taxes as two ways to increase He raised the income to advance the war in Gaza.
The report of this English newspaper says that Tel Aviv is trying to compensate for the heavy losses caused by the war on the Gaza front to the economy of this regime, which has suffered a 20% recession in the last three months. The year faced has done this planning.
According to this report, the summoning of 300,000 reserve soldiers of the Israeli army and the displacement of tens of thousands of people from the occupied northern and southern territories, as well as reducing consumption costs and preventing the entry of 150 The Palestinian worker from the West Bank to the occupied territories has caused the expansion of the economic losses of the Zionist regime.
Yali Rotenberg, the chief accountant of the Ministry of Finance of the Zionist regime, said that the most important factor in Israel’s economic situation is the release of reserve forces.
Financial Times wrote in its editorial that despite their worrying economic situation, the occupiers continue to threaten to expand the range of attacks in Gaza and plan to increase their military spending for increase this year by 15 billion dollars, which is 85% more than the military budget of the Zionists before the Gaza war.
According to this report, the Israeli Ministry of Finance plans to increase value added taxes from 17% to 18%, in addition to general taxes. It will increase during this year and next year. Among these taxes are taxes on tobacco consumption and banking services.
The Zionist regime has suffered an unprecedented economic crisis as a result of its attack on Gaza. In this regard, the Central Bank of Israel has obliged the cabinet to take immediate measures to prevent the fall of the GDP in the occupied territories. In addition to the fact that the technology, agriculture, construction and tourism sectors have also faced decline. The Central Bank of the Zionist regime has also demanded an increase in taxes to curb the unbridled costs of the war.
