The ongoing companions from both countries are draining the economy.
Israel and Iran are in the second week of conflict.
In addition to the loss, both countries are stressing their economy.
Israel has spent billions of dollars for the war on Gaza, and has raised the cost due to a large number of air-based attacks on Iran.
Iran was already struggling with the years of approval and now his oil and gas facilities are hit.
So can both nations maintain conflict? Which is likely to have the highest impact?
And will conflict eventually damage the global economy?
The presenter: Neave Barker
Guest:
Eli-Khan Sachsu-Subject Economic Analyst and Investors
Ayel Winter – Professor of Economics at Hebrew University and Lancaster University
Nader Habibi – Professor in Economics of Middle East at Brandis University