Israel drops tons of bombs on Gaza. She wants to replenish her stock.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sparked a global rush to buy military equipment last year.
Defense spending worldwide has reached more than $2 trillion. This is the highest level in inflation-adjusted figures since at least the end of the Cold War, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
Rising arms sales have boosted the bottom lines of defense giants.
Military contractors and investors are now eyeing a boom in financial returns as the war on Gaza drives up demand for weapons in Israel.
How far will the United States go in military aid to Israel?
And could geopolitical tensions affect Israel’s gas ambitions?
