Israeli army targeted the town of Bayt Siyad in southern Lebanon with two shells on the first day after the ceasefire took effect, Al Arabiya TV reports, citing a source

The Israeli army's shelling in southern Lebanon on the first day of a ceasefire signals a potential escalation in tensions, which could undermine regional stability.

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Market reactions may include a flight to safe-haven assets like gold and the JPY, affecting broader forex dynamics and energy prices, particularly if hostilities escalate further.

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