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Astounding – under constant and unending fire.

Due to Israel’s brilliant military achievements, people often overlook the astounding performance of Israel’s dynamic economy. On the eve of Israel’s 78th birthday, Israel’s GDP has surpassed $700 billion. And Israel’s per capita GDP is at an impressive $69,000.00. Putting Israel’s GDP per capita ranking between 15 and 20 in the world. Well ahead of Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Canada, Japan, South Korea, and all of the oil rich Arab nations throughout the Middle East. A remarkable accomplishment for a small country that is a mere 78 years old, surrounded by barbaric enemies, and that is routinely condemned by much of the world. Rest assured, Israel’s per capita GDP will be reach the top 5 in the world in the years ahead.

When the BDS was launched in 2005, Israel’s GDP was $147 billion. In 2026, Israel’s GDP is over $700 billion and well on it’s way to surpassing $1 trillion.

When the modern state of Israel was established in 1948 the country had nothing. The so called experts (the Left) insisted that Israel was to small, too poor, and too isolated to be a wealthy nation. As usual, the expert class was wrong. They discounted the brilliance and determination of the Jewish people to build a strong state in the aftermath of the Holocaust. Today Israel’s economy is flourishing, and it has one of the strongest currencies in the world, and it is a leader in Cyber Security, AI, defense, agriculture, space, and many other fields.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu deserves enormous credit for Israel’s economic transformation. He turned a very struggling Socialist nation into an economic powerhouse. Very few leaders have had such a profound impact on a country as PM Netanyahu has had on the State of Israel.

Remember when then-French Ambassador described Israel to the UK’s Daniel Bernard  as “that shitty little country,” who’s that shitty little country now?

International Monetary Fund: Israel’s GDP per capita surpasses England and France

Another strong indicator for the Israeli economy: GDP per capita continues to rise, reinforcing Israel’s position among the world’s leading economies.

By Israel National News, April 20th, 2026

A report published by the International Monetary Fund shows that the State of Israel ranks among the top global economies.

According to the IMF, Israel’s gross domestic product (GDP) per capita is estimated at approximately $69,800, placing it 20th in the world.

This ranking reflects a notable rise, with Israel now ahead of countries such as United Kingdom (about $56,100) and France (about $51,200).



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