Ceasefire Holds Day Two; Israel Airspace-Closure Odds Settle at 10.5%
Israel's airspace-closure contract drifted to 10.5% on Tuesday morning — down 42 points in 24 hours — as the Trump-brokered mutual halt absorbed the Iran barrage and held.
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The Israel airspace-closure contract settled at 11% earlier Tuesday and has since drifted to 10.5% as of 09:06 UTC — down 42 percentage points from ~52.5% 24 hours prior — as the Trump-brokered mutual halt between Israel and Iran held into a second day, with airports across the region reopened and neither side firing.
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