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This will not be the last dilemma the Jewish world will face when it comes to the Trump administration. Whether it is up for the challenge remains to be seen, but Day One was not a harbinger of proactive action being on the horizon

Clive Thompson, a veteran of the wealth management industry, recently shared his insights on the gold market in an interview with Natural Resource Stocks.

U.S. Ambassador to the UN nominee Elise Stefanik criticized UNRWA, the ICC and Iran in her Senate confirmation hearing while affirming right-wing Israeli ministers' views that Israel has a 'biblical right to the entire West Bank'

A Harvard spokesperson said in the release that the school is committed to "ensuring our Jewish community is embraced, respected and can thrive."

Amid the euphoria of the return of three Israeli hostages, Israel has been roiled by angry debates about the 'cost' of the Gaza cease-fire: the release of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners, including convicted terrorists. They're an entry point into the deeper questions about war, violence and occupation that Israelis need to grapple with

While political leaders across the spectrum supported IDF chief Herzl Halevi's resignation, opposition members urged Netanyahu and his government to follow suit and resign as well

Trump's remarks echo comments from his son-in-law Jared Kushner, who previously described Gaza's waterfront property as 'very valuable' while suggesting Israel should remove Palestinian civilians from Gaza while it 'cleans up' the Strip

IDF chief Herzl Halevi always knew he would resign after the Hamas massacre happened on his watch. Benjamin Netanyahu has no sense of shame or humility, though, so will never do likewise

Amid a spike in antisemitic crime across Australia, NSW premier Chris Minns declined to label the firebombing as a 'terrorist incident.' The federal police chief raised the possibility that criminals in recent attacks have been paid by 'overseas actors'

Liberty and Finance hosted Andy Schectman and Mario Innecco to discuss the current state of the global financial system. Key concerns included rising interest rates, strains on the insurance industry

Israeli citizen Rami Amer is accused of selling land to Jews, and is now imprisoned in Nablus, in violation of the Oslo Accords. 'If he was Jewish, I'm sure more efforts would have been made to secure his release,' his brother says

11 years after her death, a new book attempts to introduce children to – and remind adults of – the revolutionary left-wing Israeli politician who by all accounts was way too naive

With the start of the cease-fire, Hamas militants reappeared across the Gaza Strip. Israel opposes any future where Hamas, or the PA, control Gaza, but it is unclear what governing body will oversee Gaza's rehabilitation

The PSC leader said in a Monday statement that he would contest the charges at a February 21 court date.

Clive Thompson recently warned in an interview with Liberty and Finance of a looming crisis in government debt, urging investors to consider gold as a crucial hedge against inflation.

'My responsibility for the terrible failure accompanies me every day, every hour, and will be so for the rest of my life,' IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzl Halevi said. His resignation was quickly followed by the quitting of Southern Command Chief Maj. Gen. Yaron Finkelman

The ratio has risen nine percentage points over the past two years, largely due to Israel's wars against the terrorist groups Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Financial markets expert Chris Vermeulen, founder of Technical Traders, warns of a potential 35-55% stock market correction.

  IDF Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Herzi Halevi announced Tuesday his resignation following the military's failures on Hamas' deadly Oct. 7, 2023 attack, in which over 1,200 Israelis – mostly civilians – were killed, and 250 were taken hostage. "I notified the Defense Minister today (Tuesday) that in acknowledgment of my responsibility for the […]

As the new government in Syria goes after collaborators of the old regime, the Alawite minority is particularly vulnerable. One member of the community wrote to Haaretz: Most Alawites 'suffered at the hands of the regime, like most of the country's residents, and now their lives are in danger'