Israel's strikes avoided hitting nuclear and oil facilities, which Tehran had warned would bring a tough response.
More mainstream politicians are advocating for a constant Israeli presence in Gaza to prevent future attacks.
Hurricanes Helene and Milton could reduce employment growth by upwards of 50,000 jobs, affecting the October jobs report.
The choice of targets showed Israel can hit anywhere in Iran, despite avoiding nuclear and oil facilities.
It would require changing Israeli law, involve a long-term military presence, and be considered illegal under international law.
A.M. Edition for Oct. 28. Brent-crude prices slide after Israel steers clear of Iran’s oil and nuclear facilities in attacks over the weekend). Plus, the WSJ’s Carrie Keller-Lynn explains what’s lending momentum to Israel’s once-fringe movement to reoccupy Gaza). And the WSJ’s Justin Lahart) looks at why at a pivotal moment, U.S. economic data will be a mess). Luke Vargas hosts.
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