Israel loses NIS 24 billion, but that is not what worries Giora Eiland
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According to a report on the Maariv website, Israel is losing approximately NIS 24 billion. This sum is the central topic of the article, but the headline indicates that it is not the only thing that matters.
According to the report, Giora Eiland's concern does not relate only to the sum of money. Eiland is a reserve major general, and he previously served as head of the National Security Council. The headline implies that he has a greater concern, but the article that was reviewed did not specify what this concern is.
The article did not include further details about the reasons for the loss, the factors associated with it, or the method by which the sum was calculated. Therefore, it is difficult to know with certainty what this figure means for the Israeli economy and for citizens.
Given the limited information, it is advisable to read additional sources before drawing conclusions. More details on the matter may be published later.
Sources: מעריב
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