Within a day, two huge ships docked in Israel and a number of cargo planes landed, containing military equipment for the IDF, N12's Nitzan Shapira reports

The docking of two large ships and arrival of cargo planes delivering military equipment to Israel signals a potential escalation in regional tensions, which could impact market sentiment across various asset classes.

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This development may drive investors toward safe-haven assets like gold and the USD, as geopolitical risks typically heighten uncertainty. Additionally, keep an eye on commodities, as any disruption in regional stability may affect energy prices and supply chains.

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