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Credit Agency Moody's Warns Netanyahu's Judicial Coup Could Tank Israel's Credit Rating

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Credit rating agency Moody's has warned that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's proposed judicial changes could lead to a downgrade of Israel's credit rating. The warning reflects international concerns over the independence of Israel's judiciary. This matters because it could impact Israel's borrowing costs and economic stability.

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  • Moody's credit rating warning
  • Potential 'tanking' of Israel's credit rating

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