Israeli media: Thousands are protesting in central Tel Aviv against the Netanyahu government and demanding an investigation into the events of October 7

Thousands of protesters in central Tel Aviv are demanding accountability from the Netanyahu government over its handling of the October 7 security failures, according to Israeli media. The sustained domestic political pressure could weigh on investor confidence and increase risk premiums for Israeli assets, particularly through the political stability and sovereign risk channels. Government bonds (IGZ) and the shekel (ILS) are most exposed, as prolonged unrest may delay fiscal reforms or undermine policy credibility. Traders will watch the next Knesset session on national security reforms as a key catalyst for assessing political fallout and potential cabinet reshuffling.

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