Historic BDS Collapse: Netanyahu Seals $34.7 Billion Gas Deal With Egypt as Israel Racks Up Major Economic Wins

Despite Israel being in a constant state of war, and Jew-hatred reaching heights unseen since the end of World War II, and unrelenting demands to boycott, Israel is scoring massive economic wins. Israel just announced the following;

• • Record 34.7 billion dollar gas deal with Egypt. (here)
  • Israel secures record $6.7 billion defense export to Germany (here)
  • Nvidia declares Israel it’s second home, with a record breaking campus investment (here)
  • Rising Israeli exports approach pre-war peak, Economy Ministry predicts $160 billion (here)
  • Israeli tech exits reach $70 billion in landmark year (here)
  • Israel ranks 3rd best economy in the world. (here)
  • Shekel hits new 3-year strongest against US dollar (here)
  • Israeli-Indian renewed free trade agreement talks a ‘match made in heaven’ (here)
  • Israel joins US-led ‘Pax Silica’ initiative to cooperate on securing AI supply chains (here)

“Israel is a pariah state, isolated from the world, hated across the Middle East.” How’s that going? Israel just signed the biggest gas deal in the country’s history — with Egypt — worth $35 billion. Bad luck Jew haters. pic.twitter.com/CFPihd5tYe

— Rɪᴄʜᴀʀᴅ Kᴇᴍᴘ ⋁ (@COLRICHARDKEMP) December 17, 2025

“Israel will never be financially independent. It’ll always need America’s money.”

Israel: “Hold my beer!”

Between this and the $35b deal with Egypt, we are significantly closer to financial independence! pic.twitter.com/ymxOTrxzN7

— Hillel Fuld (@HilzFuld) December 17, 2025

Israel’s high-tech sector helps U.S. companies stay competitive, drives 21st century innovation, and fuels the American economy.

https://t.co/izfCg7r165

— AIPAC (@AIPAC) December 16, 2025

‘Historic moment’: Netanyahu announces $34.7 billion natural gas deal with Egypt

Deal, which US reportedly pressed Israel to back, briefly stalled earlier this year after energy minister cited a lack of assurances that Israeli market would receive ‘fair prices’

By TOI, December  17th, 2025

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Wednesday that he had approved the largest energy deal in Israel’s history with neighboring Egypt, expected to boost Israel’s economy by billions of shekels within the coming years.

In a video statement alongside Energy Minister Eli Cohen, Netanyahu said that the natural gas deal with Cairo was worth NIS 112 billion ($34.7 billion), of which NIS 58 billion ($18 billion) would go into public coffers. In the first four years, he said, around NIS 500 million ($155 million) would go to the state, and this was expected to climb to NIS 6 billion ($1.9 billion) by 2033.