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Iran launches major missile attack on Israel consisting of 180 missiles, says it will attack again if Israel responds ■ IDF commenced 'focused and limited' ground operation against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon ■ Western countries in contact with Iran warned it that involvement in Lebanon war could provoke Israeli strikes on strategic sites related to Tehran's nuclear program ■ Here's what you need to know 361 days into the war

Two assailants opened fire toward a light rail station on Jaffa's Jerusalem Boulevard, and were shot. Police and army forces ruled out further threats after searching the area. Six of those wounded are in serious condition

Hassan Nasrallah, killed by Israel on Friday, was behind two major terrorist attacks against Jews and Israelis in Argentina. As some rejoice over his assassination, the Argentine authorities have ratcheted up security at Jewish institutions for the High Holidays

26 major carriers have suspended flights to Israel, as the European agency cites significant risks of misidentification and miscalculation amid missile threats and air defense activation

A federal judge in Argentina has ordered the Royal Spanish Academy to delete one of its definitions of 'Jew'. The institution has refused to comply with the verdict

Chris Vermeulen predicts a gold price pullback but remains bullish long-term. The correction could offer a once in a lifetime buying opportunity.

Ilan Siegel initially believed her father would be freed soon after his abduction from Kibbutz Kfar Azza on October 7. Now, she feels that time is eroding hope: 'In the first months, there was hope that the army and the government would want to make amends as quickly as possible, but it feels like we're only deteriorating.'

For over four decades, Lev Cinemas has promoted quality films to an Israeli audience eager for meaningful cultural experiences. Today, it offers a much-needed escape to its nearly 100,000 members. 'The nice thing about the film business is that you never know where the next big success will come from,' says its CEO

It's a long shot, but even amid financial crisis, dysfunctional government and brain drain, Lebanon has many of the raw materials to start over

Tehran and Washington are facing tremendous dilemmas, trapped between two highly fraught options. Their choices will determine the fate of the Middle East for both the short term and for years to come

By crawling into the Netanyahu cabinet from the opposition, Gideon Sa'ar, the head of the United Right opposition faction, becomes the government's protective shield and perhaps also might head off the convening of a national commission of inquiry over Oct. 7

2024 Assessment of the Jewish People covers surging antisemitism, geopolitical shifts, and social strife and how they are threatening the fabric of Jewish life and taking immediate action for change.

Researcher and activist Khaled Hassan opens up about his journey from Cairo to Judaism and discusses antisemitism, activism, and media bias.

Diplomats caution Tehran that an attack on Israel may provoke strikes on strategic sites, including nuclear and oil facilities, amid escalating tensions with Hezbollah near the Lebanese border

The unsealed indictment details a cyber-influence operation by Iran's Revolutionary Guards in which three Iranians broke into email accounts of diplomats, espionage agency officials and officials from the Trump campaign. This operation is part of a larger effort to expose Iranian election interference

Beersheba's innovation district, high-tech park expansion, IDF relocations, new hospital, and renewed job centers are transforming the city into a leading hub with advanced employment opportunities.

Beersheba's innovation district, high-tech park expansion, IDF relocations, new hospital, and renewed job centers are transforming the city into a leading hub with advanced employment opportunities.

According to the IDF, the operation targets Lebanese villages near the border that pose a threat to northern Israeli communities, with the aim of enabling displaced residents to return home. The U.S. expressed support for a limited operation but emphasized the need for a diplomatic resolution