Experts indicate that Israel's retaliation to Iran's missile attack may target the nation's economy, especially its oil facilities, increasing pressure on Iran.
Netanyahu's promise that Iran "will pay" suggests that Israel's response may extend beyond retaliation, potentially involving a broader regional conflict that affects global markets.
Some analysts believe that instead of focusing solely on infrastructure, Israel might opt for targeted strikes against key Iranian figures, raising the stakes in the conflict.
Global financial markets are reacting to the potential for escalation, with a notable decline in stocks and an increase in oil prices as tensions rise.
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