The economies of most countries are under threat.

[JiiBs]

It is already happening. Not just their economy will suffer, but there will be lots of lives lost in this war.
Recently, I woke up seeing videos of bombings in Lebanon. It was said that Israel is responsible for the bombing. I never knew the war had reached this extent, and how Lebanon got involved in the war, I do not know, but I will make my research ASAP. All the countries within the Gulf region should be prepared to be affected by the war, both economically and otherwise.

The world they say is a global village. What affects your neighbors can easily home to your door step. Just as we depend on other nations for some of our supplies, in the same way do we share in their troubles. I pity those who say that, the war is far from them and where they are is the safest place for anyone to be. I wouldn’t want to be negative but, no one is actually safe in times of this kind of war. Let’s just hope it ends soon then spread with the wind. Nations invading other nations for no just course or reason yet, the people and economy gets to suffer.

[viljy]

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Nations invading other nations for no just course or reason yet, the people and economy gets to suffer.

On the contrary, there are always reasons. The reason is the control of all oil. Oil is energy. Energy is not only an economy, but also a civilization in a broad sense. Physical control of oil gives life to petrodollars, which means it allows a financial system to exist in which the emission center (Fed) creates profits out of thin air, out of nothing. However, this "empty value" is backed up by oil (energy). More precisely, a promise. This allows the dollar system to continue to exist. It's like a bicycle - it doesn't fall while it's moving.

[Kelvinid]

The US-Israel vs Iran war has not reached a month but most countries have felt the impact, for example, I saw in some news that Dutch citizens have bought gasoline in Belgium, in my country is no exception, several gas stations have been closed due to not getting supplies, what the government needs to do now is just look for alternatives, because it is possible that the war will continue, which will result in the closure of the Strait of Hormuz continuing.

You are right, the war may continue happening, and the citizens are left to suffer. This isn't just a country or two, but almost all countries at the moment are highly affected with the current war, yet the government in our country still focused on impeachment concerns due to personal and political interests.

Some gasoline stations may have still managed their oil supply for now, but we don't know then if this current war will continue, then the whole scenario will be as worst as it is like no one can imagine.