Turkey urges more countries to sanction Israeli settlements

Turkey's call for broader international sanctions against Israeli settlements introduces a new layer of geopolitical risk, potentially escalating diplomatic tensions and impacting capital flows into the region. This development primarily transmits through a risk appetite channel, as increased political instability and the prospect of wider sanctions could deter foreign direct investment and portfolio inflows into Israel. Israeli equities, particularly those with exposure to the West Bank or reliant on international trade, and the Israeli Shekel (ILS) are most exposed to this sentiment shift and potential economic repercussions. Traders will closely monitor any official responses from key European or G7 nations regarding Turkey's proposal, as well as the rhetoric from the upcoming UN General Assembly sessions for signs of broader international alignment or divergence on the issue.

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