African Economies face heavy toll of the Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza..

African countries are facing another round of higher costs from a war they didn’t start, after Palestine militant group Hamas touched off a new conflict with Israel this week, And a week after the unprecedented attack on Israel, which responded with a continual raid on Gaza Strip throughout the week, experts say…

African countries may not suffer deaths yet, but the burden could come in the form of heightened security risks, bigger costs of importation and a geopolitical pressure on their stands, On Thursday, agents of Al Shabaab, the Somali militant group, peddled a document to journalists in which they praised Hamas for raiding Israel, their common enemy for years.

Security analysts say that the Al Shabaab and Hamas have had no direct relations yet but could still target East African installations for opportunistic attacks and raise their own profile, In the past, East African Country has faced the wrath of Palestine militants, for offering support to Israel. An Israeli-owned hotel was attacked. In 2002, Al Qaeda agents launched rockets on an Israeli airliner near Mombasa. They missed, but the airline stopped flights to Kenya to date, citing security.