Middle Eastern stock markets declined on Sunday amid tensions in the region and concerns about the escalation in Gaza. The Saudi market index fell by 2.4%, influenced by a 10% drop in the stock of Al-Tayseer Group for Aluminum Manufacturing and a 2.7% decrease in Al Rajhi Bank's stock. Among other losers was the oil giant Saudi Aramco, which dropped by 1.3%. The Qatari index also saw a 0.7% decline, with Industries Qatar's stock falling by 0.7%. Outside the Gulf region, the leading stock index in Egypt fell due to losses across all listed stocks, including a sharp 8% decline in "eFinance" for digital and financial investments.