Israeli media reported that Israeli PM Netanyahu said in closed sessions of the Knesset that political, military and economic factors brought Iran closer to a critical point, although he did not consider the fall of the government to be certain

Netanyahu's comments highlight rising tensions regarding Iran, suggesting a critical juncture that could lead to military escalations.

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Israeli media reported that Israeli PM Netanyahu said in closed sessions of the Knesset that political, military and economic factors brought Iran closer to a critical point, although he did not consider the fall of the government to be certain

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  • He warned that any Iranian attack would be met with a "strong response".
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The warning of a strong response to any Iranian provocation may raise concerns in markets related to energy, metals, and broader risk sentiment, potentially driving volatility in commodities and currencies. Traders should monitor developments closely as this situation evolves.

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