Revealed: Microsoft signed $125m contract with Israel during first year of Gaza war
Microsoft signed a $125m contract with the Israeli government in 2024, revealed in Israel's annual budget report. The deal was found after analyzing the document by Middle East Eye.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
First public disclosure of the deal provides new material information for Microsoft.
Market read
New government contract could positively affect Microsoft’s near‑term earnings outlook.
What to watch
Contract details and duration are unclear, potential execution risk.
Background
The contract appears in Israel's 2024 budget execution report released in March 2025.
Ticker impact
Microsoft disclosed a new $100M+ contract with the Israeli government for 2024.
Modest upside as investors price in new government business.
Large contract size and first‑time disclosure suggest a fresh catalyst.
Market effects
May signal increased demand for cloud services in defense sector.
Could boost sentiment toward tech firms operating in Israel.
Limited to investors tracking Microsoft and defense‑tech exposure.
Counterpoint
Geopolitical risk could outweigh revenue benefits.
Key entities
- CompanyMicrosoft
US‑listed technology giant (MSFT).
- GovernmentIsraeli Government
Recipient of the contract.




