The Israeli occupation army carried out extensive demolition operations inside areas under its control east of Khan Younis city in southern Gaza

The Israeli military's demolition operations in Khan Younis, Gaza, have intensified geopolitical tensions in the region, reinforcing concerns over stability in the eastern Mediterranean. The escalation affects risk appetite toward frontier and emerging markets with regional exposure, particularly those sensitive to Middle East spillover effects via energy markets and trade routes. Investors are reassessing sovereign and currency risk in nearby markets, with potential capital flow shifts into safer assets amid rising uncertainty. The situation may also impact foreign direct investment sentiment toward Israeli and neighboring economies, especially in infrastructure and real estate sectors. Traders will watch for any expansion of hostilities toward neighboring territories or responses from regional actors that could disrupt oil supply channels.

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