TRUMP IS NOT KEEN TO RESUME THE WAR BUT MAY HAVE NO ALTERNATIVE, ACCORDING TO ISRAEL'S CHANNEL 12 CITING U.S. OFFICIALS.

Israeli media citing U.S. officials suggest former President Trump may be reluctant to support renewed military action despite limited alternatives, signaling potential shifts in U.S. foreign policy posture under a possible second term. This affects market sentiment through the geopolitical risk channel, particularly impacting Israeli sovereign credit spreads and defense sector equities. Heightened uncertainty around U.S. military engagement in the Middle East could weaken risk appetite for regional assets and boost demand for safe-haven instruments. Israeli bond yields and Tel Aviv stock indices are especially sensitive to changes in perceived U.S. strategic commitment. Traders will watch upcoming U.S. diplomatic statements on Middle East security for signals about future defense posture and coalition stability.

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