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The war and business in Israel

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Ben Fajzullin
February 20, 2024

Israel’s war on Hamas has wiped out large parts of Gaza, destroying both civilian lives and livelihoods. And it's hurting Israel's economy.

Ben Fajzullin DW Anchor & Correspondent, covers breaking news, global affairs and social issues.
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