The war in Israel continues, but why does GDP not collapse?

As the only developed country in the Middle East, Israel is one of the four developed countries in Asia, together with Japan, South Korea and Singapore. But compared to the other three countries, the internal and external environment of Israel is much worse. However, such a country with a small land area and facing many international problems is still among the developed countries, which has kept its GDP from collapsing. . Because the Israelis can firmly develop their military and economy, there is also very strong external assistance.

Israel is a very dedicated country. They attach great importance to the accumulation of quantitative changes, thereby promoting qualitative changes. When the country was founded, they made plans that were very beneficial to the development of the country. This plan includes military, technology, economy, etc. After so many years, their goals have not changed, and they have made outstanding achievements. They have developed nuclear weapons in the military, and many Jewish scientists have contributed to the advancement of Israel's military technology. Economically, it has achieved even more remarkable results. For example, in order to promote the development of agricultural economy, Israel developed irrigation technology and gradually transformed its land from desert into fertile cultivated land. Although they are relatively short of arable land and water resources, they are self-sufficient and can even export. Of course, relying on their own efforts alone is not enough. They also actively seek assistance from the outside world. This was reflected during the Cold War in the last century. At that time, millions of high-quality immigrants from Russia came to Israel and settled here ever since. This includes a lot of Jewish talent and a lot of money pouring into Israel. These benefits are due to the fact that the Israeli government did not close the country, but through continuous and vigorous recruitment, a large amount of human resources and finance were concentrated in Israel. And U.S. aid cannot be ignored. During the war, the United States strongly supported Israel and even avoided the danger of annihilation. To this day, the United States remains one of Israel's most important economic and military allies. Relying on Israel's own excellent development and strong external assistance, although Israel is currently in constant war, its economy is still booming and its GDP remains stable.