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The documents, leaked to a pro-Iranian Telegram channel, are said to come from a U.S. Department of Defense agency and relate to information allegedly collected on October 15 and 16. Their authenticity is unclear

Saturday's drone strike targeting Netanyahu's house highlights Iran's and Hezbollah's sophisticated intelligence-gathering capabilities ■ It's hard to predict how Sinwar's killing will affect a cease-fire deal to bring Israeli hostages home

A man killed in north Israel following rocket barrage from Lebanon ■ IDF: Drone launched from Lebanon hit home in central Israeli city of Caesarea, causing no casualties ■ Netanyahu's office claims drone targeted the PM's private residence in the city ■ Israel drops leaflets over south Gaza bearing photo of Sinwar's body with the message 'Hamas will no longer rule Gaza,' residents tell Reuters ■ Here's what you need to know 379 days into the war

Bank of America warns that gold may be the last true safe haven as the U.S. national debt climbs to unprecedented levels, casting doubt on the stability of traditional assets like Treasury bonds.

'Sinwar's assassination doesn't bring me relief, because I know over 100 other hostages are still suffering, tortured in Hamas captivity,' said Ilana Gritzewsky. 'Now is the time for our government to end this war, only then will I, and all of Israel, be able to breathe again'

Bauer was awarded the Israel Prize in 1998, and served as an academic advisor to Yad Vashem, among other roles. 'A good historian knows how much they don't know. Each time they read a new book, they realize there are things they haven't learned,' he said

The man was killed by a fragment of an interception missile while he sat in his car on the side of the road, as rockets landed in several parts of northern Israel

Central bankers rarely discuss why they buy gold – but now they’re opening up. One leading central banker says gold “symbolizes the strength of the country.”

Longtime futures strategist Phil Streible tells Schwab Network that Middle East tensions and rotations in and out of metals, oil caused rise

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife were not present on site at the time of the attack ■ Eyewitness: 'I saw the drone arrives and heard it hit' ■ The Shin Bet security service convenes an urgent situation assessment

Silver prices explode 6%, breaching $33.6/oz. Five major US banks face billions in losses from massive short positions.

Ali Alziadana, whose brother Youssef and nephew Hamza are held hostage in Gaza by Hamas, feels that the public struggle for their release has reached a dead end. 'We talked, we shouted, we cried out – and no one is paying attention'

The death toll in the strike on the Indonesian Hospital is expected to rise, as dozens are trapped under rubble, according to Hamas-run Gaza government media office

From the time it established relations with Nepal, Israel sold it arms and offered its citizens and military various kinds of training programs. Declassified documents reveal that Israel knew it was helping the dictatorial monarchy suppress dissent

One killed, 10 wounded as over 180 Hezbollah rockets fired at northern Israel ■ Israeli military spokesman shoots down rumors of hostage rescue ■ Lebanese report: Israel strikes in Beirut's Dahiyeh for first time since Wednesday ■ Fire department: Multiple fires erupt in northern Israel following rocket barrage ■ IDF strike on Hospital in Jabalya, northern Gaza, Kills 33, at Least 21 women and children ■ Iraqi militia says it launched drone at Eilat

New report suggests that gold is the last standing ‘safe haven’ asset

The yellow metal is surging past its previous inflation-adjusted peak of $2,553 an ounce in 1980.

On Thursday, the IDF announced that Israeli forces had killed Sinwar in southern Gaza. The military assesses that its siege of a Rafah neighborhood where he was discovered had prevented him from fleeing the area

Silver surges past $33, gold hits record high. BRICS hints gold-backed payment system. Economic uncertainties fuel precious metals rally. What's next for investors?