On June 27, Minister David Dudi Amsalem tweeted on X, highlighting the employees’ hard work in the Israeli economy. He noted, “During the current war against Iran, I made it a point to visit government and defense companies.” The minister pointed out the workers as heroes of the economic growth amid war. Amsalem personally visited critical sectors, including EAPC, Israel Electric Corporation, and Israel Ports. Despite market jitters, the TA-125 index stood at 2952 points on June 26, down 0.71% from the previous session, though it remains strong year-over-year.

Israeli Economy Runs on Steadfast Infrastructure 

Amsalem’s tours reveal a side of war often forgotten, the strain placed on vital systems. From power grids to gas lines, these institutions form the veins of national stability. In times of war, these infrastructures do not shut down. Instead, they power on, even under threats of missile attacks and constant tension. The Israeli economy during wartime relies on them more than ever. The resilience of these systems reflects not just engineering strength, but the human will behind them. It captures a truth often missed outside Israel’s borders.

The Human Spirit Behind Power and Ports 

What truly moved Amsalem during his visits was not just the technology or security protocols. It was the people. Thousands of workers show up every day despite knowing their shifts could be interrupted by sirens or worse. They work on docks, in control rooms, and near energy pipelines. They keep going. His message to them was simple, “Israel thanks, embraces, and loves you.” It may sound emotional, but it fits. The Israeli economy during wartime is not driven only by strategy or policy. It runs on human spirit, forged in pressure, polished by duty, and fired by purpose.

Markets Falter Briefly, but Confidence Holds 

The TA-125’s slight dip of 0.71% on June 26 shows some market caution. But it must be seen in context. Over the past month, the index has risen 9.55%. Compared to a year ago, it is up by more than 50%. This is no accident. While investors respond to headlines and military updates, they also factor in long-term faith in Israel’s capacity to function under pressure. The Israeli economy during wartime proves its resilience time and again. Behind that resilience stand these very workers, giving investors and citizens alike reasons to believe in continuity amid chaos.

Israeli Economy Boost Thanks to Workers’ Dedication  

Amsalem’s Shabbat message ends with warmth and a blessing to all of Israel. That spirit of collective support matters. It reminds the nation and the world that even when missiles fly, humans stand tall. The Israeli economy during wartime is not just data or charts. It is life. It is the engineers repairing the damage. It is drivers keeping supply chains open. It is people refusing to be broken. Amsalem’s message may be brief, but its impact is lasting. Gratitude, after all, is fuel for the soul and for the system.

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