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The range of responses connecting Hurricane Milton to the war in Gaza spanned from awareness-raising to downright conspiratorial. One post suggests CO2 from Israeli bombs sparked the hurricane, while another suggested the hurricane was America's punishment for supporting Israel

On October 7, Hamas terrorists held 15 Israeli civilians hostage at a home in Kibbutz Be'eri, demanding safe passage to Gaza. Recordings of phone calls obtained by Haaretz reveal critical communication failures between the various Israeli security forces involved in the rescue efforts, contributing to the deaths of all but two hostages

Israel's economic professionals have stressed it, Ratings agencies have said it - Israel needs a responsible budget for 2025, and it needs to show it can pass one now.

Israel's economic professionals have stressed it, Ratings agencies have said it - Israel needs a responsible budget for 2025, and it needs to show it can pass one now.

Restricted diets and intermittent fasting are all the rage but what do the mice say?

Jerusalem-born Yasmin Zaher's acclaimed debut novel 'The Coin' focuses on a wealthy, fashion-conscious young Palestinian trying to make it in New York. She has mixed feelings about its success coming at such a fraught time

Layers of abnormality are accumulating on the normality in Israel and blurring the difference

Photos and videos show wide-spread destruction in Yaroun and Maroun al-Ras, where in 2010 the Iranian president inaugurated a promenade overlooking Israeli towns

For a brief moment in history, Israel hoped to be a key player in the global car industry. A new exhibition in Haifa tells the story of the Sussita

  The Arabic branch of Sky News reported today (Thursday) that Ismail Ghaani, the commander of the Quds Force of the Revolutionary Guards, is suspected of having communicated with Israel. According to the report, Ghaani was interrogated regarding an intelligence breach and suffered a heart attack during the investigation, after which he was taken to […]

An Auschwitz survivor, Ebert was a 'permanent reminder for our generation – and, indeed, for future generations – of the depths of depravity and evil to which humankind can fall, when reason, compassion and truth are abandoned,' King Charles III said in a statement

Despite the destruction, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians don't think complying with the IDF's evacuation order would improve their condition; 'There's nowhere to sleep and even if we find one, no one has the capacity to survive,' one resident of northern Gaza says

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's European Parliament speech linking immigration to rising violence and prejudice sparked protests and deep divisions among lawmakers.

In an article published in 1934, Dr. Yehuda Rokach describes a visit to Beirut and a trancendental encouncter with nature. A poignant postcard from a different time

After facing opposition from the Tel Aviv Municipality, which had banned gender-segregated prayer in public spaces, the Supreme Court upheld the group's right to hold the service. However, citing 'plans to ruin this lawful prayer,' Rosh Yehudi announced it will move the event to a synagogue

An imposing royal building erected atop an earlier one in Mordot Arnona, Jerusalem, may attest to King Hezekiah and Judah preparing for the arrival of an angry Sennacherib – and its aftermath

The National Bank of Poland has significantly increased its gold holdings, reflecting a global trend towards safe-haven assets.

There were signs saying, "Israel has a right to go to hell," "Israel is a terrorist state," "Bombing children is not 'self-defense,'" "The US and Israel are partners in genocide."

Renowned economist Peter Schiff predicts a massive surge in gold prices. Is it realistic or just hype? Find out in our latest article.

Silver has been lagging behind gold significantly, creating uncertainty for investors looking for opportunities in precious metals.