In light of new developments with the Gulf crisis and the increased geopolitical tension in the wider region, the Federation of the Israeli Chambers of Commerce has proceeded to inform international partners and business entities regarding the state of trade in Israel.
According to the briefing, the Israeli economy remains fully operational and resilient, with the business ecosystem continuing its activity, albeit under certain limitations. It is noted that Israel has a long-standing record of maintaining economic stability and operational continuity under pressure. "The adaptability and preparedness of our business ecosystem are rooted in robust contingency planning, digital resilience, and strong cooperation between the public and private sectors," the statement said.
As reported, international trade flows continue, with all major seaports, including Ashdod (pictured above) and Haifa, operating and handling cargo, while Eilat Port is operating on a limited schedule.
Border crossing points are partially open, while the situation is under constant assessment, depending on developments.
Regarding air transport, it is noted that Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport (TLV) is currently closed to passengers, with cargo operations continuing.
At the same time, customs and regulatory authorities remain active at operational ports and cargo terminals, supporting ongoing import and export activities.
The Federation states that it remains ready to provide additional information or clarifications to its partners, expressing the expectation for continued cooperation and calmer days ahead.
