The Israeli economy is in good shape, but warning lights tell us that it is not about rigidity and not an open check for years to come. On the contrary. As in the familiar story it is right to tell our elected officials that there is good news and bad news: the good news is that most of the variables are in our favor, but it is also the bad news.

Politically, government ministries have already taken full advantage of the good situation and have created tens of billions of shekels that are now plummeting for years to come.

A 20 billion cut is just the beginning of the story. He suggests that the plan is that most of the gap created will be closed by a cut in government offices, but not the whole. Another third will be funded by raising taxes, the one the Treasury says will not be. So yes, she will not be in this government, but yes, she will be soon after, because there is no choice. It will not be dramatic, as of now, that natural gas revenues will start and we will use them even before they are received. There will also be other high-tech exits and we are building on that, in the "miracles" section.