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Economic report predicts 250B shekel annual loss by 2050
Economic reports reveal that the current policies toward the Haredi community in Israel could lead to annual losses of up to 250 billion shekels by the year 2050. The estimates are based on the low participation of Haredi men in the labor market and their low enlistment rates, with the economic cost of non-enlistment currently exceeding 10 billion shekels annually, potentially reaching 25 billion shekels by 2050. Additionally, Europe predicts that the number of Haredim will constitute one-third of Israel's population by 2065, with fertility rates rising to 6.5 children per Haredi woman by 2030, and employment levels decreasing to around 52%. Continuing these trends risks increasing taxes and reducing spending on health and education, thereby threatening economic stability. This underscores the urgent need for reforms in employment and enlistment policies to ensure financial sustainability and demographic stability.
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