This action is also a form of Iran's resistance against Israel's attack on Palestine. Iran's attack has made Israel panic and requested the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to immediately hold an emergency meeting regarding the attack carried out by Iran.

According to a report from Financial Express, as quoted from Merdeka.com, there are several economic impacts of the war between Iran and Israel. Firstly, the global stock market is likely to experience a spontaneous reaction in the first trading session this week. This is because investors are worried about the impact of Iran's military attack on Israel.

In a turbulent time, investor sentiment in the currency market is hit. Even the safest or most stable currency like the US dollar becomes stronger as investors seek protection in stronger currencies amidst economic uncertainty. On the other hand, this directly affects other currencies that weaken due to the risk.

It is known that the Middle East is a major oil-producing region. As a result of the war, there is a possibility that oil production and supply will be disrupted if the war continues. Any supply disruption will cause a spike in crude oil prices. This will have a significant impact on food prices and global commodities.

Fourth, the Iran-Israel war can also harm other commodity markets, depending on the region involved. Israel, as a leading technology supplier to the global agricultural sector, any escalation of the war situation in that region is likely to disrupt crop production and supply chains. As a result, it could cause higher agricultural commodity prices.