In a piece circulated by Israel Hayom, the outlet reports that New York city is set to incur billions of dollars in costs — described as a 'madani tariff' — by continuing to source goods from rivals rather than switching to Israeli supply-chain alternatives. The report says the city faces a $37 billion penalty over time for failing to adopt Israeli-market options.
The report, published on the Israel Hayom website and promoted via social media, frames the potential cost to New York as a 'madani tariff' — a penalty paid for ignoring Israeli sources. While the piece does not specify which goods or supply chains are at stake, it paints the loss of business as significant. The analysis echoes a broader theme in Israel Hayom's recent coverage (June 7–8), which has highlighted the strategic value of Israeli industries and alleged that foreign partners often underappreciate the scale of mutual benefit. No independent verification of the $37 billion figure was provided in the bulletin's source.
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