Middle East turmoil consumes global markets [Video]

Tension continues to run high in the Middle East, particularly in the lead up to President Biden’s scheduled visit to Israel today. The leaders of Jor

dan, Egypt and the Palestinian Authority have all cancelled participation in today’s summit with the US.

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