Hezbollah says Israel's attacks on Lebanon affirms is right to response

Hezbollah's statement regarding Israel's attacks on Lebanon emphasizes its justification for retaliatory actions, escalating regional tensions. This development could impact risk appetite in the Middle East, potentially leading to increased volatility in local equities and currencies as investors reassess geopolitical risks. Israeli assets, particularly those tied to tourism and trade, may be most exposed due to heightened security concerns and potential disruptions. Traders will be closely watching for any military responses or further escalations, particularly in light of upcoming regional diplomatic meetings that could influence the situation.

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