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What caused the surge in violence of drug cartels? In what ways do the cartels resemble terrorist organizations? Can Mexico's war on organized crime offer a lesson for Israel? An interview with Prof. Mauricio Meschoulam

IRAN: Supreme leader threatens Israel and U.S. with 'a crushing response' over Israeli attack ■ GAZA: IDF says it is expanding operations in Gaza's Jabalya after UN warns northern Gaza is 'apocalyptic,' everyone at 'imminent risk' of death ■ LEBANON: Israeli navy arrests Hezbollah operative in northern Lebanon ■ HOSTAGE DEAL: Hamas source says group rejected temporary cease-fire proposal by mediators

Lebanon has a caretaker government and an army at a historical low, so it may prove unable to carry out Israel's demands in a cease-fire deal – and might look like it's betraying the national interest. Hezbollah and Iran could profit

A spokesman for Netanyahu allegedly did not pass security-clearance checks but still received classified information. When the order is lifted, the question will be how high the suspicions go – and the impact on relations between the prime minister on one side and defense and judiciary chiefs on the other

The suspect who allegedly shouted 'Allahu Akbar' during a shootout with police after shooting a Jewish man on his way to a Chicago synagogue was charged with a hate crime days after Jewish leaders and groups slammed the authorities for failing to do so

84 people were killed in IDF attacks according to Gaza's health authorities over the last 24 hours, as UN humanitarian agency leaders described conditions in northern Gaza as 'apocalyptic.' In Lebanon, 45 people were reportedly killed by Israeli airstrikes in the Bekaa Valley

A soldier in the last jeep in the convoy fired a single bullet at they boy's chest, killing him

Jewish communities worldwide are reeling from a year of hostility from neighbors. But probably nothing matches what the tiny community in Norway has endured

The visit comes hours after a Council on American-Islamic Relations poll on Muslim voter preferences in the U.S. elections revealed a tight race between Green Party nominee Jill Stein, favored by 42 percent, and Vice President Kamala Harris, favored by 41 percent of voters

One of the detainees in the ongoing probe is linked to Netanyahu's office and has worked closely with him during the Gaza war. The prime minister claims that none of his staff were arrested

While Donald Trump is widely expected to take Florida on Tuesday, the outcome of a downballot vote on guaranteeing access to abortion is much harder to call – casting a shadow over the Sunshine State's Jewish community

A three-front war has only made Benjamin Netanyahu more of a delusional megalomaniac who believes he can remake Israel and the whole Middle East at the same time. The public's fury over the ultra-Orthodox community's draft dodging may be a sign Netanyahu is overreaching in his untethered ambitions

Peter Schiff warns of impending market crashes, predicting a surge in gold prices. He sees gold as a safe haven asset, ideal for protecting wealth during economic turmoil.

World Gold Council strategist says election outcome will likely play a minimal effect on gold prices, but investors should consider a six-month window on political trades

Just 12,000 jobs added in October, the lowest on record since December 2020

The BRICS alliance has been increasingly releasing anti-U.S. dollar rhetoric that appears to be a coordinated effort by the economic block to dethrone the dollar as the world’s reserve.

One company’s near-bankruptcy in 1999 taught miners a valuable lesson in hedging — it might not be worth it.

Chris Powell, a veteran in the gold market, suggests that central banks are manipulating gold prices.

In a recent interview, renowned precious metals expert Adrian Day declared, "We are in the most bullish environment for gold imaginable."