Lebanese Ministry of Health: 2,659 martyrs and 8,183 injured in the Israeli aggression on the country since March 2 last year

The Lebanese Ministry of Health reported that the ongoing conflict has resulted in 2,659 fatalities and 8,183 injuries since March 2 of the previous year. This escalation in violence may heighten geopolitical tensions in the region, influencing risk appetite among investors. The Israeli market, particularly sectors sensitive to security concerns, could face increased volatility as capital flows may shift towards safer assets amid heightened uncertainty. Traders will be particularly attentive to any diplomatic developments or ceasefire negotiations that could emerge in the wake of this report, as these could significantly impact market sentiment and asset prices.

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