Israel Iran Ceasefire: Will It Hold Through November?
November 9, 2026
Quick answer: The calm between Israel and Iran is holding for now, but nothing has been signed and both sides keep the threat of new strikes open. On Chipstars Predictions on 9 November 2026, the Israel Iran ceasefire holding through 15 November was about 94%, falling to about 57% for 31 December.
Updated: 9 November 2026
- Status: No direct Israel-Iran strikes counted by the market, no signed deal
- Talks: Indirect US-Iran contacts through Qatar and Pakistan
- Holds through 15 Nov / 30 Nov / 31 Dec: about 94% / 79% / 57% on Chipstars Predictions
Is there a ceasefire between Israel and Iran?
There is a pause, not a peace deal. The war that began on 28 February 2026 has been through several truces. A two-week ceasefire brokered by Pakistan started on 8 April and Israel agreed to it. In early June, Iran fired missiles at Israel after Israeli strikes on Beirut, Israel hit back, and both sides then stopped. A US-Iran memorandum signed on 17 June collapsed on 8 July.
Since then the question for markets is simple: does either country strike the other's territory again?
What happened this week?
On 2 November Iran said its seven-step plan to end the war could be carried out in two days instead of a week, Al Jazeera reported. The plan covers reopening the Strait of Hormuz and returning to nuclear talks. Tehran still asks for an end to the US naval blockade, sanctions relief, guarantees against new strikes and a regional ceasefire that includes Lebanon. Qatar and Pakistan are carrying messages. Vice President JD Vance spoke of "some progress" and said no deadline had been set.
On 6 November the United States hit an Iranian air defence system in what Donald Trump called a "minor" strike, NBC News reported. That was a US action, not an Israeli one.
On 8 November Israel's defence minister Israel Katz said that with regard to Iran "the mission is still not complete". Israel's Channel 12 reported that a planned operation against Iran before Israel's 27 October election was stopped by Washington; Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office denied it.
Will Israel strike Iran again?
No decision has been announced. Israeli leaders are signalling that the file is open, while the White House is weighing a deal against more pressure. Each new statement moves the market.
What does the market say about the Israel Iran ceasefire?
The Chipstars Predictions market "Israel x Iran ceasefire continues through...?" has one question per date. A date settles No if Israel or Iran carries out an air strike or a surface-to-surface missile strike that hits the other country's land before that date ends (11:59 PM Iran time). Intercepted weapons, cyber attacks, action at sea, ground clashes and threats do not count. US strikes do not count either.
On 9 November 2026:
- 15 November: about 94%
- 22 November: about 85%
- 30 November: about 79%
- 15 December: about 66%
- 31 December: about 57%
More than €23 million has been traded on this market.
How do the percentages work?
Each percentage is the price of a Yes and moves with the news. The lower the percentage you buy at, the more a correct Yes pays: at 50% it returns about twice the stake, at 94% only a little more than the stake. Your price is fixed once you bet. Our guide on how prediction markets work explains more.
To find it, open Chipstars Predictions, tap the Iran filter at the top and choose "Israel x Iran ceasefire continues through...?".
FAQ
Is the Israel Iran ceasefire still holding?
As of 9 November 2026 it was, with about 94% on Chipstars Predictions that it holds through 15 November.
Does a US strike on Iran break this market?
No. Only strikes by Israel on Iran or by Iran on Israel count.
What happens to my bet if there is a strike?
Every date from the strike onwards settles No.
Sources
- Al Jazeera, Iran's faster ceasefire plan, 2 November
- NBC News, limited US strikes, 7 November
- India TV News, Katz on Iran, 8 November
- Al Jazeera, Iran and Israel halt attacks, 8 June
- Wikipedia, 2026 Iran war ceasefire
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