
Shares on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) fell further amid escalating violence between Israel and Hezbollah. Israeli media reported that the decline was influenced by a massive rocket attack by Hezbollah, with over 100 rockets fired at Israel on the night of September 21 and into the morning. Concerns about a larger regional war contributed to the market's downturn. The benchmark TA-125 index fell 0.8%, while the TA-35 index of blue-chip businesses fell 0.6%.
Halutz oversaw destruction of Gaza and Lebanon in 2006. Specifically remember him because he's Iranian. Unless I'm mistaken, think he was later reprimanded for reacting to outbreak of war by immediately selling shares. https://t.co/nX12mWgceQ
Based on worries about a larger regional war, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange's benchmark TA-125 index fell 0.8%, while the TA-35 index of blue-chip businesses fell 0.6%.
#Shares on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange took a hit following #Hezbollah's massive rocket attack, with over 100 rockets fired at #Israel on the night of September 21 and into the morning. https://t.co/DdQVPBqbA0 https://t.co/fNYWDzyMLa