WAR & ESCALATION

UNGA: Netanyahu, Abbas to speak as Middle East dominates day

2026-09-24·Deutsche Welle·Impact 2/5 · Moderate

MeridStreet AI summary

At the United Nations General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Palestinian President Abbas are scheduled to speak. This comes as the Middle East continues to dominate the international agenda, with tensions between the two leaders running high. Netanyahu can expect a hostile reception, while Abbas will address the assembly via video after being denied a visa by the US. The focus on the Middle East is significant for markets, as ongoing conflict in the region can impact global trade and economic stability.

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MeridStreet analysis

Why it matters

The Middle East conflict is a major point of discussion at the UN, with both Israeli and Palestinian leaders addressing the body. Protests and visa denials add to the tensions.

Market impact

Impact score

2 / 5

Market signal

Negative / risk-off

Markets & countries in focus

PalestineIsraelUnited States

Transmission channels

Diplomatic tensions→Protests and unrest→International relations→Conflict escalation→Global instability

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