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Around 10:30 A.M. the military pickup truck reappeared, four soldiers came out, one knelt down and started shooting. A witness says that even the trees were shaking from the shooting

Long-range radars and facilities for manufacturing solid fuel and boosters for advanced ballistic missiles; these are some of the Iranian military sites that were destroyed in the Israeli strike last weekend, as revealed by new satellite images

Following a blockbuster Q3 earnings report from Newmont that highlighted rising costs amid record revenue, the World Gold Council released a report Monday on the trend of costs experienced by mining.

Cathie Wood said the divergence of base metal prices from gold could be pointing to signs of extreme economic weakness.

WGC reports a marked increase in gold demand over the past year, leading to a rise in prices.

The tracks by Yoan Kachalon (10) and Ilai Danino (13) reveals anger at the protracted war, as well as a childhood affected by loss and fear, yet still preserving the innocence of youth

In a recent interview, industry experts predicted a bullish future for gold and silver, particularly in the mining sector.

Renowned investor Patrick Holland reveals a startling truth: Bankers are quietly stockpiling gold and silver.

Regular CNN commentator Ryan Girdusky was barred from appearing on the network's programs after he seemed to suggest that journalist Mehdi Hasan was a member of a terrorist organization

The conflict in the Middle East has become a major campaign issue as both former President Trump and Vice President Harris attempt to win over Muslim and Jewish voters in battleground states

The Israel Land Authority and Ashdod’s plan for the Southern CBD District adds 2,530 apartments, commercial areas, a government complex, public buildings, green spaces, and diverse housing.

The Israel Land Authority and Ashdod’s plan for the Southern CBD District adds 2,530 apartments, commercial areas, a government complex, public buildings, green spaces, and diverse housing.

In order to combat digital hate, it needs to be recognized as a global problem, measured, and harnessed.

Holocaust scholar Yehuda Bauer, who died this month at age 98, left behind a eulogy he wrote about himself. 'We don't have another people, screwed up though this one is'

In the West Bank, concerns grow that the legislation could undermine the UN agency's ability to pay salaries, worsening already high poverty and unemployment rates. In Gaza, where the agency is the sole distributor of humanitarian aid, the law's impact could be even more severe

  According to a survey to be presented during a special broadcast titled "Shoulder to Shoulder" about the conscription exemption bill on Israel Hayom's website Thursday, most Israelis believe draft evaders should face criminal and economic sanctions, with the government bearing primary responsibility for drafting them. The survey, conducted by Professor Yitzhak Katz and Maagar […]

Several Border Police units have already been transferred to the commander of the new National Guard, and sources say that more are likely to follow. Border Police officers are unhappy with the plan, which was pushed through without a comprehensive discussion among top police officers

Kobi and Ayelet Samerano watched the video of their son Jonathan being kidnapped by an UNRWA employee and taken into Gaza in a United Nations vehicle October 7. Despite a committee declaring their son dead, they still believe there's a chance he is alive

Likud and the ultra-Orthodox parties are overly confident in their new proposal – and they are once again overlooking the massive opposition to draft dodgers among coalition lawmakers whose voters do serve in the army

The defense establishment agrees that, given Israel's achievement and to avoid getting embroiled, Israel should seek to end the fighting on both fronts and secure the release of the hostages. The state of the Jabalya operation highlights the gaps between Israel's resolute rhetoric and facts on the ground