The Israeli coalition government loses two seats in favour of Bennett and Eisenkot. Overwhelming majority wants to continue fighting Hezbollah, N12 News reports

The loss of two seats in the Israeli coalition government could impact domestic stability, especially given the overwhelming support for continued military action against Hezbollah.

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The Israeli coalition government loses two seats in favour of Bennett and Eisenkot. Overwhelming majority wants to continue fighting Hezbollah, N12 News reports

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This situation may heighten geopolitical tensions in the region, potentially influencing commodities like oil and gold, as well as currencies that react to such risk events. Traders should watch for any shifts in market sentiment or asset flows in response to these developments.

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