The figure does not include reconstruction costs or losses from the partial shutdown of the Israeli economy during the fighting.
According to Israeli media, nearly 30,000 Israelis have filed claims with the Israeli Tax Authority’s compensation fund for direct property damage, including 18,408 claims related to buildings, 2,594 to equipment, and 6,617 to vehicles.
The Israeli economic website, Calcalist, reported last week that the 12-day war against Iran last June cost around $753 million in compensation for businesses.
The Finance Ministry estimates that compensation costs from the war fought between 28 February and 8 April will reach $2.2 billion.
The ceasefire took effect on 8 April after talks between the US and Iran, hosted in the Pakistani capital, failed to produce a final agreement to end the war.