Israeli PM Netanyahu personally approves every attack launched in Beirut at the present time, according to Al Araby citing Israeli Broadcasting Authority sources

The confirmation that Israeli PM Netanyahu is personally approving attacks in Beirut indicates an escalation in the ongoing conflict, which could lead to increased regional instability.

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Israeli PM Netanyahu personally approves every attack launched in Beirut at the present time, according to Al Araby citing Israeli Broadcasting Authority sources

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This situation may pressure safe-haven assets like gold and the Japanese yen, while potentially influencing crude oil prices and broad market sentiment. Traders should be aware of how this could impact currency and commodity markets, especially amid heightened geopolitical tensions.

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