Israeli stock markets crash after Israeli forces attack the Houthis in Yemen; Do Netanyahu’s war plans endanger the economy?

A day after Israel’s attack on Yemen, stock prices on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange fell on July 21. According to the Times of Israel report, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange’s leading index, the TA-125 index, and the TA-35 index of blue-chip companies each fell 1.1 percent. The Tel Aviv index of the five largest banks lost 1.3 percent and the TA-Construction index lost 1.6 percent.