以色列国防部长卡茨：以色列平民的安全和我们军队的安全高于一切其他考量。

标普500指数期货扭转早前跌势，现持平。

Former Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan died Monday at age 100 at home from complications of Parkinson’s disease. Greenspan led the Fed from 1987 until retiring in early 2006, a period marked by a long expansion, low unemployment and strong equity markets; his standing was later dented by the financial crisis that erupted within two years of his departure. Former Fed Vice Chair Roger Ferguson said Greenspan was among the most influential central bankers of the late 20th century and an early proponent of the view that technology-driven productivity gains supported faster growth without rekindling inflation.