Middle Eastern stock markets rose sharply after the attack on Iran's nuclear facilities, with the Israeli index hitting a record high.

According to market data, following the U.S. attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities, Middle Eastern stock markets opened higher across the board, with Israel’s TA-125 index rising 1%, reaching a historic high. Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul All Share Index increased by 1%, Kuwait’s Securities Exchange Premier Market Index rose by 0.7%, and Qatar’s Benchmark Index also climbed by 0.7%. Egypt’s stock index fell by 1.5%.