Iran Press/ West Asia: In a letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and high-ranking Zionist officials, Smotrich expressed concern about the deterioration of Israel's economic situation.
Sama news agency did not mention more details of this letter.
Tourism has a large share of Israel's economic income. According to the announcement of the Central Bank, Tel Aviv earned nearly seven billion dollars from this industry last year. After the attack on Gaza, the arrival of tourists has decreased by 80%, and since the attack on the Iranian consulate, this amount has reached zero.
Also, Eilat port is the most important import and export center of the Zionist regime, which has been partially closed due to the attacks of Ansarullah in Yemen.
On the other hand, the export of agricultural items and flowers has almost stopped.
On the other hand, the Zionist media reported on Sunday this week, after Iran's punitive and legitimate missile and drone attack on the occupied territories, the interception of dozens of Iranian missiles and drones by Israel last night cost about five billion shekels ($1.35 billion) for Tel Aviv. 219
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