Israel news feed for Friday, October 11, 2024

• Israeli army solider killed in south Gaza fighting
• Why Silver Investors Should Pay Close Attention to Copper - Jesse Columbo
• Russia's Gold Holdings Hit Historic High: Now 31.5% of Total Reserves
• Gunfire here, aerial bombing there: Israel steps up the Gaza-fication of the West Bank
• Religious group backtracks, but Israeli top court's ruling on gender segregation bodes ill
• Gold the third most popular investment in Germany
• Mining CEO: Junior leaders have a publicity problem
• Metals prices dip on lower-than-expected U.S. inflation data
• B2G to invest millions into Canadian junior
• Israel says it thwarted ISIS-inspired attack on iconic towers in Tel Aviv
• Israeli gov't to remove footage used without families' consent from 'Horrors of October 7' website
• Thai worker killed in northern Israel; IDF: Possibly hit by unexploded ordnance
• Kazakhstan's Gold Reserves Decline Amid Central Bank Sales
• A regional war is brewing in the Middle East, and the U.S. has no strategy
• Yom Kippur gives us an opportunity to return to the shores of our lives
• Gold Prices Rally as Rate Cut Bets Strengthen
• The difference between Lebanon and Gaza is obvious, but a timeline for Israel's exit remains unclear
• After his year of war and ruin, Netanyahu won't be atoning this Yom Kippur
• Netanyahu still uncertain on Iran response, as Israeli army pushes on in Lebanon and Gaza
• 'I constantly wonder if Sasha is managing to hold on to hope in Gaza'
• Two drones from Lebanon target central Israel; one hit a building, the other was intercepted