Sirens sounded in Upper Galilee, Al-Manarra and Kiryat Shmona after rockets were fired from Lebanon, while there are also reports of new Israeli raids on Beirut's southern suburb

The activation of sirens in Upper Galilee and subsequent rocket fire from Lebanon indicates a significant escalation in regional tensions.

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Sirens sounded in Upper Galilee, Al-Manarra and Kiryat Shmona after rockets were fired from Lebanon, while there are also reports of new Israeli raids on Beirut's southern suburb

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This situation may have immediate implications for safe-haven assets such as gold and the Swiss franc, alongside potential impacts on oil prices due to heightened geopolitical risk in the Middle East.

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