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On Wednesday, Israel's national security council called on Israelis to immediately leave some tourist areas in southern Sri Lanka over the threat of a possible terrorist attack. The U.S., U.K. and Germany issued similar warnings

Saxo’s Ole Hansen suggests the run-up in precious metal prices is partially due to concerns that a single party winning in the U.S. election could bring increased government spending

Bloomberg reports Europe may show resistance to the proposed sanctions due to its reliance on the metals

Gold IRA owners want to know why central bankers are opening up about their reasons for stocking up on physical gold right now.

Senior Hamas official Mousa Abu Marzouk tells Russian media the group is prepared to prioritize freeing two Russian nationals held in Gaza 'as a gesture to our Russian friends,' and calls on Russia to push PA President Abbas towards a national unity government in postwar Gaza

The Democratic presidential candidate decried the number of Palestinians killed in Gaza in a town hall event, saying 'far too many innocent Palestinians have been killed'

Israel is concerned that the information obtained in the leak could help Iran understand the nature of the attack, necessitating a new plan, according to a report in British daily The Times

The French president condemned Israel for continuing its military operations in Lebanon and reiterated his call for a cease-fire. Italy and Germany also pledged some 70 million euros in aid for Lebanon this week

Holocaust survivor Michael Kuperstein refers to the day his grandson Bar was kidnapped to Gaza as a 'second holocaust,' but has lost hope that interviews can make much of a difference. 'We don't want them to become like Ron Arad,' says Faina, Bar's grandmother

Sewell Setzer, 14, committed suicide believing it would allow him to be in the world of his AI girlfriend Dany, his mother claims.

Sewell Setzer, 14, committed suicide believing it would allow him to be in the world of his AI girlfriend Dany, his mother claims.

The Berlin faction of the left-wing party faced a wave of high-ranking resignations after it failed to pass a resolution against antisemitism and celebrations of October 7.

GAZA: At least 74 killed in last day, Gaza Health Ministry says ■ LEBANON: IDF reportedly carries out large-scale strikes in Lebanon's Tyre hours after telling residents in parts of city to evacuate north ■ HOSTAGE DEAL: Biden administration pushing for limited cease-fire deal to release some hostages

The new outpost was established two months ago. The civil administration says it intended to evacuate it, but is yet to receive approval from Smotrich's appointee

IDF: Tens of thousands of Palestinians evacuated from north Gaza's Jabalya since Thursday ■ IDF says likely Hezbollah chief successor killed in Beirut three weeks ago ■ Blinken: U.S. working to push limited deal in which a few hostages would be released for temporary Gaza cease-fire ■ FBI says it is investigating leak of documents on Israel's preparation for retaliatory Iran strike ■ Here's what you need to know 383 days into the war

The prime minister sees conspiracies against him everywhere. So to him, 'the hostages, soldiers, civilians – they're all pawns in a cynical game,' said someone who knows Bibi well

Putin confirms Russia is looking to alternative currencies amid U.S. sanctions; falls short of outlining details of rumored gold-backed currency plans

Home sales hit 14-year low; data rivals lowest reading since government began publishing the data in 1998

Following his visit to Israel, Blinken emphasized that the Biden administration is strongly opposed to any plan to remove the civilian population from northern Gaza. According to Blinken, Israel has increased the amount of aid entering Gaza in response to U.S. requests, but it must do more