Israeli Chief of Staff says The army is in a state of war and we continue to fight Hezbollah with full force, Al Arabiya reports

The statement from Israel's Chief of Staff indicates an escalation in military conflict, specifically in their ongoing operations against Hezbollah.

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Israeli Chief of Staff says The army is in a state of war and we continue to fight Hezbollah with full force, Al Arabiya reports

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This heightened geopolitical tension could impact markets, particularly in energy and safe-haven assets like gold, as traders may seek to hedge against increased risk and volatility in the region.

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