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In 'The Goat Life,' a migrant from India is forced into solitary existence in the Saudi desert. The film's critique of the kafala system, which rights organizations say creates slavery-like conditions, has triggered calls for a boycott of Netflix in Saudi Arabia and other countries. Pro-Palestinian activists have a different take

Jewish groups allege the Santa Ana Unified School District hid the development of ethnic studies courses, accusing the district of antisemitic bias and violating public access laws.

'This is the most serious terrorist attack by Israelis, and we failed by not arriving earlier and protecting them,' says Central Command chief

Following the La Grande-Motte attack, CRIF’s Yonathan Arfi calls on France to recognize and combat rising modern antisemitism.

They requested that the names of their loved ones not be mentioned and their photos not be shown 'in any capacity.' A Netanyahu ally told the press that the PM's 'haters' want an 'alternative state,' and the ceremony's leader, Transportation Minister Miri Regev, said that she will press on despite the 'noise'

Israeli delegation departs for Qatar to continue cease-fire talks, with one source saying that 'it is doubtful that we will be able to secure the release of the hostages' without flexibility on Philadelphi corridor and Rafah crossing ■ IDF publishes findings of probe into settler riot earlier this month that left one Palestinian dead, saying IDF, police had intel from Shin Bet and should've acted ■ Here's what you need to know 327 days into the war

Gold prices falter under a strong dollar, while silver's fate hinges on upcoming Fed decisions.

Bearish sentiment dominates Gold and Silver as both metals struggle to hold crucial support levels. Will $2,500 and $29.39 trigger more selling?

Starting Labor Day, NYU faculty will withdraw labor in protest, demanding campus reforms on free speech and policing.

Well-known investor says he is holding cash hoping for a chance to invest when asset prices drop. He’s eyeing gold and silver, but not quite ready to pull trigger

Platinum and palladium have seen better days, but could recent U.S. sanctions against Russia help prevent the precious metals from reaching market and drive prices higher?

Kaid Farhan al-Qadi was located alone, after IDF forces carried out searches in an underground compound where there was general suspicion Hamas' hostages might be located

In a typical year, the Palestinian city of Bethlehem welcomes as many as 1.5 million visitors. The Israel-Gaza war has had a devastating effect on it, with tourists staying away and cab drivers saying they earn the equivalent of a pack of cigarettes on an average day

First Sergeant Amit Friedman, 19, and Master Sgt. (res.) Yohay Hay Glam, 32, were killed on Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively. According to IDF records, 704 soldiers have been killed since the start of the war

Israeli photographer Tomer Ganihar's exhibit at Jerusalem's Israel Museum, centered on the famous Glass House and Soreq nuclear reactor building, conveys the complex, chameleon-like life of their creator, architect Philip Johnson

Kevin O’Leary, 31, is accused of smashing two star of David glass decorative lanterns at the entrance of the Temple Israel synagogue on April 8. 

Israeli governments ignoring High Court rulings is nothing new, but experts say the trend has exacerbated in recent years. Meanwhile, ministers' repeated refusals to accept the attorney general's binding opinions and their open hostility toward her are unprecedented

Uncertainty about the 2025 budget and adjustments needed to shrink the deficit may make lowering inflation harder, the BOI said.

Uncertainty about the 2025 budget and adjustments needed to shrink the deficit may make lowering inflation harder, the BOI said.

A new Israeli initiative provides a vocabulary to help the media report more ethically on prostitution, shifting the spotlight to the activity of pimps and clients