Israeli PM Netanyahu says objectives are aligned with the US; we prepare for possibility that fighting may resume, we are ready for any scenario, via Jerusalem Post

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  • Forces to continue to strike Hezbollah. 
  • Instructed the IDF to continue reinforcing the security zone in South Lebanon. 

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Netanyahu's comments signal a potential escalation in conflict, particularly with Hezbollah, which may contribute to volatility in the region. This aligns with U.S. support and could impact safe-haven assets like gold and currencies such as the JPY and USD, as investors seek protection against geopolitical risks. Monitor related commodity prices, especially oil, as further military actions could disrupt supply chains.

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