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First and foremost, if your family is affected by these changes, it's crucial to prepare financially. For those already managing a household budget, now is the time to reassess and adjust your plan. If you haven't started budgeting yet, consider this your wake-up call – there's no better time to begin than now.
For Ilan Evyatar, the author of "Target Tehran", the answer is as clear as day: “Are you aware of anyone else in the world capable of pulling off something like that?” According to Evyatar, “If I were to single out one thing that really surprised me during my work on the book, that would be discovering just to what extent the Mossad is deeply entrenched in Iran."
There's a noticeable uptick in Israeli households opening bank accounts abroad. This trend stems from a dual desire: to spread financial risks and diversify investments, as well as to safeguard against potential domestic economic instability.
The Wall Street Journal assesses that Iran's struggling economy is a key factor in its reluctance to engage in a broader conflict with Israel at this time.
Sources familiar with the matter told CNN that the State Department informed lawmakers on Thursday night of the administration's intention to release the funds. This financial support is drawn from the $14.1 billion supplemental funding bill for Israel that was passed in April.
