Israel on the night of June 13 <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/izrail-nanes-aviaudar-po-iranu-akcii-padaut-neft-pribavlaet-8">attacked</a> Iran. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran's nuclear weapons program was attacked. A state of emergency has been declared in Israel because of the threat of a retaliatory strike. Here's what analysts are saying about the stock market's reaction to the attack.&nbsp;

"Traders rush to seek refuge": what Wall Street is saying about Israel's attack on Iran

Markets in the Middle East declined on June 12, due to fears of a new escalation of relations in the region. Stocks in Tel Aviv and Dubai fell more than 2%: Thursday could be their worst day in two months. The U.S. ordered some staff to leave the embassy in Iraq over fears of Iranian strikes. And CBS sources say Israel has warned U.S. officials to prepare for its operation against Iran.