The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development projects a strong rebound for Israel's economy as the country transitions from wartime spending to private-sector growth. Falling inflation and gradually declining interest rates are expected to support this shift, with rates forecast to reach 3.75 percent next year. This marks a significant change from recent years, when emergency expenditures on defense and displaced families drove much of the economic activity. The report highlights both the opportunities and challenges facing Israel as it moves into a new phase of economic recovery.