A few senior officials in Israel are starting to voice concern about the escalating, open-ended attack on Iran — and suggesting possible exit ramps that might halt the war before it further damages the region and the global economy, via WaPo

• Talk of an endgame is early, and a decision about whether to stop the attacks rests largely with President Donald Trump, who continues to seek all-out victory. But in a telephone conversation Sunday, a senior Israeli official familiar with the planning and strategy for the Iran war discussed alternatives to Trump’s call for “unconditional surrender.” The official requested anonymity because of the sensitivity of the Iran situation.

The mention of Israeli officials expressing concerns over the ongoing attacks on Iran suggests a potential shift toward seeking a resolution, which could stabilize regional tensions. If this leads to de-escalation, the implications for energy prices, particularly oil, as well as broader market sentiment, could be significant. Investors should watch for any developments that might affect geopolitical risk premiums in currencies and commodities.