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Samidoun is classified as a terrorist organization by Israel, and in November, it was banned from Germany for publishing words of praise for the October 7 Hamas massacre

The notorious far-right Israeli activist – who has been convicted of racist incitement and banned from running for public office – visits the Knesset at least once or twice a week and serves as an advisor to Minister Ben-Gvir. His party refuses to say why

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John Mason of the Scottish National Party defended his post saying: 'If [Israel] wanted to commit genocide, they could have killed 10 times as many Palestinians as they have,' after coming under fire from his party

The IDF began suspending the reservists who signed the letter a few days ago, including one soldier who is currently serving in the Gaza Strip

Since the killing of her son in 2021, the mother of the slain Israel border police officer mother has advocated for a bill allowing sperm extracting from members of the security forces, even if they didn't leave behind written instructions

New report from the World Gold Council suggests Chinese appetite for the yellow metal may have dropped slightly due to higher price, but a change is starting to be noticed.

Silver will soon enter a deficit even with OTC investment activity that has skewed numbers in the past

Report: Israel faces 'serious' shortage of interceptor missiles ■ Hezbollah deputy chief: Asked for cease-fire with Israel and agreed to retreat 10 kilometers from border, but demanded truce in Gaza, saying "it is not possible to separate Lebanon from Palestine" ■ U.S. warns Israel: Failure to dramatically address Gaza humanitarian crisis in 30 days will have 'implications' ■ Israel's defense minister tells hostages' families Hamas is hardening negotiating stance for a hostage deal, U.S. involvement in talks is currently minimal ■ Police officer killed, four civilians wounded in southern Israel shooting ■ Here's what you need to know 375 days into the war

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara said that the decision to establish shelters at settler outposts was made without consulting security and legal experts or considering budget implications. Netanyahu's office called the allegations baseless

Stuart Jeffries' review of 'One Day in October' came under fire for accusing the film of 'demonizing Gazans' but not showing 'why Hamas murdered civilians'

In a rare warning, senior U.S. officials say 'Failure to demonstrate a sustained commitment to implementing and maintaining' improved passage of aid into Gaza 'may have implications for U.S. policy'

The potential spillover of an Israeli strike on Iran – the embroilment of U.S. troops, and the potential shock on oil prices caused by a subsequent Iranian retaliation – could have a direct impact on voters in a way that Israel has never previously moved the needle

As the Middle East holds its breath waiting for Israel's counter-strike, it's vital to break the escalation towards military armageddon. But it takes two to stop total war: the efforts to pressure Israel must be mirrored by equal efforts to stop Iran and its proxies. So who has leverage over Tehran?

Miles Franklin Precious Metals CEO Andy Schectman claims central banks are strategically buying gold, hinting at a possible revaluation that could shake the global economy.

The United Torah Judaism party leader previously made a deal with Netanyahu to throw his party's support behind the state budget if a law exempting the ultra-Orthodox was passed by Rosh Hashanah, a source said