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Israel extended for one year a waiver allowing Israeli banks to work with Palestinian ones just days before it was due to expire
Syria's Bashar Al-Assad faces a difficult tightrope walk as allies in the region, such as Hassan Nasrallah, are taken out by Israel in quick succession.
The Houthis could seek to bolster their status after Nasrallah's killing, having already played an oversized regional role since Israel's war on Gaza began.
Asian markets mostly fell Monday, though they pared their initial big losses. London was lower in the morning session. Frankfurt and Paris rose. US futures rose
The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended down 1.4 percent at 38,596.98, a drop of about 825 points from its session peak.
Israel is looking for additional revenue sources to fund its ongoing war on Gaza as its military campaign deals a blow to its economy.
![Israeli far-right lawmakers Bezalel Smotrich (R) and Itamar Ben-Gvir (L) take part in the ultranationalist Flag March outside Damascus Gate in Occupied East Jerusalem [Getty]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/2023-03/GettyImages-1233468549.jpg?h=167871c3&itok=fmzjmmP0)
Israel has withheld funds due to the Palestinian Authority needed to pay civil servants and public sector bills.
The Turkish president has asked Elon Musk to build a Tesla factory in Turkey.
Israel's extremist finance minister Bezalel Smotrich has dismissed concerns that the planned judicial overhaul will damage the country's economic growth.
Israel will reportedly put in place financial guarantees for Israeli airlines that continue to fly into Russia, in breach of international sanctions.