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450 billion shekels, roughly £96 billion, is a substantial increase in Israel's defence budget over a decade. This amount is equivalent to about 2.5% of Israel's current GDP per year, highlighting a significant commitment to military strength. It reflects a perceived need for enhanced security in a volatile region.
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