๐ŸŒ ISRAEL UPDATE โ€” GEOPOLITICAL MOVES SHAKING MARKETS ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ฑ๐Ÿšจ

โ€ข Israel has launched a large-scale operation to locate the last remaining hostage in Gaza, a high-stakes search that will determine whether the Rafah border crossing with Egypt reopens after last yearโ€™s ceasefire. This is seen as a pivotal moment in diplomatic pressure and regional stability.


โ€ข The Rafah crossing โ€” a key humanitarian and trade route โ€” remains under focus, and its reopening could shift both risk sentiment and capital flows depending on how the operation plays out.


โ€ข On the economic front, Israelโ€™s tech and innovation sectors continue pushing forward, with major national initiatives in AI and strong global investment interest โ€” signaling economic resilience despite geopolitical tension.


โ€ข Meanwhile, the Bank of Israel has been cutting interest rates amid moderating inflation and a stronger shekel โ€” which could have implications for broader risk assets and dollar correlations.


Market takeaway:

When geopolitical uncertainty spikes in the Middle East, markets often rotate out of risk assets first โ€” and crypto tends to reflect that fear before traditional markets catch up.


๐Ÿ“Š Watch these plays closely:
$ZEN โ€” liquidity flight narrative
$LINEA โ€” risk rotation signal
$DOT โ€” cross-border sentiment asset

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๐Ÿ‘‡ Do you think this de-risking will hit crypto or equities harder?