According to a report published Monday, Israeli exports in 2025 totaled $169 billion, surpassing all previous records. The figure covers goods and services across all sectors.
01 · THE DISPATCH
The record export total of $169 billion for 2025 marks a new peak for the Israeli economy. The high-tech sector, which The Zioneer reported in June had generated $85 billion in exports, contributed significantly to this figure. The overall exports include goods, services, and agricultural products, though sectoral breakdowns beyond high-tech have not yet been detailed. The report comes as Israel continues to manage a multi-front conflict, with defence spending and economic resilience under close scrutiny.
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03 · Source and signal
Source and signal
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