Former Prime Minister of the Zionist regime: Prices in Israel go up every 5 minutes

 “Every 5 minutes we get another SMS about price hikes. Everything, anything that has the ability to increase in price, becomes more expensive. The middle class is collapsing; They borrow from the supermarket to buy, and the current cabinet does not pay attention. He (Netanyahu) doesn’t pay attention.”

These are the writings of the former prime minister of the Zionist regime and the leader of the opposition in the parliament of this regime, Yair Lapid, in his user account on the X social network (former Twitter).

The Hebrew language newspaper of the Zionist regime has also reported on the trend of price increases in the last week and analysts’ predictions of higher inflation.

The newspaper wrote, “After the consumer price index announcement in March was unexpectedly negative and raised fears of a rebound in inflation, a scenario of economic panic is expected to materialize in Israel.”

The labor services department of the Zionist regime reported today that since the conflict with Hamas and Hezbollah, unemployment has increased in the settlements of this regime.

The number of job seekers in the evacuated settlements in March was 3.3 times the number of these people last March.

The number of people looking for work in other towns of this regime was 1.4 times higher in March than in the same period last year.

A few days ago, S&P Global rating agency downgraded Israel’s long-term credit rating due to the escalation of tensions with Iran, which is the second American agency to do this recently.

The Moody’s Institute also downgraded in February due to the “continuous conflict with Hamas”, which is considered the first downgrade of this regime’s credit rating.

Source: Fars