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The newspaper *Calcalist* warned that delays in forming a government and holding elections could prevent Israel’s 2027 budget from being approved, creating a funding gap of up to about 80 billion shekels if the country continues operating under the previous year’s budget. While the 2026 budget stood at about 699 billion shekels, the spending ceiling available in 2027 is expected to be around 642 billion, compared with commitments that could reach 720 billion. This could lead to government reforms and projects being frozen, and funding for civilian and social sectors being cut—particularly if high defense spending continues.
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