Israel’s economic defeat
The costs for the Israeli regime when it comes to its aggression against Iran were pretty steep. New reports have revealed that the economic and military damage was much worse than previously thought.
This was acknowledged by sources inside Israel, who have tried hard to keep a lid on damning information that shows the Israeli regime weak. Israeli homeowners filed more than 45,000 claims for some $1.47 billion of property damage sustained during Israel's 12-day aggression against Iran. An initiative called "Renovating in Unity" was designed to bring together private contractors, local authorities, and government officials to manage the large-scale restoration effort.
When Israel attacked the Islamic Republic, it was hoping for a sweeping victory. It even thought that people would come out and act against the government. But not only did that not happen, Israel was given a resounding beating at the hands of the IRGC and Iran's missiles, a bruising that forced Israel, and the US, to call for a ceasefire.
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