Israel Must Adapt Economy to International Isolation, PM Says

In a rare public statement, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged that Israel must adapt its economy to address the country's growing international isolation due to the ongoing conflict in Gaza. According to Netanyahu, Israel will need to be more self-sufficient as the nation faces increasing isolation from the international community over the military operations in Gaza. The Prime Minister's comments suggest that the conflict has had a significant impact on Israel's global standing and economic relationships. While the article does not provide specific details about the economic measures Netanyahu believes Israel should take, it suggests that the government is aware of the need to adjust the country's economic strategy in response to its worsening international reputation and diplomatic ties. The article highlights the potential challenges Israel may face in maintaining its economic prosperity amid growing global criticism and isolation stemming from the protracted conflict in Gaza.