.Evening time in Tel AvivFitch reduced Israel's credit score score to 'A' from 'A+' on Monday, citing getting worse geopolitical threats. It continues to hold an adverse outlook." In our scenery, the dispute in Gaza might last properly into 2025 and ther are threats of it broadening to other fronts," Fitch pointed out in a statement.Fitch expects Israel to permanently improve armed forces costs through near to 1.5% of GDP reviewed to pre-war amounts. ----- The good news is that rankings firms are wrong on almost everything.