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The war in Iran, triggered on February 28 by Israeli-American strikes, represents a major upheaval for the countries of the Near and Middle East, all of which are affected to varying degrees. Beyond the belligerents, drones and missiles have been intercepted in Jordan and over Syria, Iraqi Kurdistan (particularly Erbil) has been hit by Iranian strikes, and Hezbollah's attack on Israel on the night of March 1-2 led to a conflagration in Lebanon, with heavy attacks on the south of the country, in the Bekaa Valley and South Beirut.

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More than seven months after the ceasefire with Israel came into effect, the issue of Lebanon's reconstruction remains unresolved, despite significant and urgent needs.

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The economic consequences of the war between Israel and Iran are uncertain and will depend on the intensity and duration of military operations. Initially, the impact on the Middle Eastern economies appears to be mixed. Three countries are directly affected: Iran, Israel, and the Palestinian Territories (PT). The other economies (Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon, and Syria), which are fragile to varying degrees and already disrupted since October 7, 2023, could be indirectly affected.