The Israel-Iran war caused an estimated $1.3 billion of damages to property in the Jewish State, with authorities stating that the logistical and financial fall-out of the conflict are unprecedented.

Speaking at a press conference last week, Tax Authority Director Shai Aharonovich warned of “challenges of a magnitude we’ve never faced in the history of Israel.”

Aharonovich’s remarks were echoed by Amir Dahan, the Tax Authority’s head of compensation, who said that “there has never before been this level of damage” sustained during a war.