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A-list movie star Cate Blanchett is wasted in Oscar-winning director Alfonso Cuarón's disappointing Apple TV+ series 'Disclaimer,' but at least HBO's Hollywood satire 'The Franchise' is fun and funny

The ad was flagged by the group StopAntisemitism, after which the Weather Channel apologized, causing a backlash on social media with some blasting the organization for being 'bullied into being willful bigots'

Pentagon confirms U.S. will deploy Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system in Israel to bolster air defenses against Iran ■ Netanyahu calls on UN to withdraw UNIFIL soldiers from 'Hezbollah strongholds,' says he regrets 'any harm' to UNIFIL personnel ■ Israel's president says investigation 'into the failure and tragedy' of October 7 must be conducted without delay ■ Here's what you need to know 373 days into the war

Security service officials say behind closed doors that Avishai Mualem, commander of the police's central unit for Judea and Samaria 'sounds like Ben-Gvir,' and that he denies the increase in Jewish terror in the West Bank

Despite expecting an ultra-short-term minor pullback, CPM Group analyst sees case for higher precious metals prices

For now, Israel's regional friends are maintaining a safe distance – and hoping the fire won't reach their own borders

The system, previously deployed in the Middle East after October 7 'to defend American troops and interests in the region', will be sent to Israel as part of preparations for a possible Israeli strike on Iran and a potential Iranian retaliation

In his first interview with an Israeli newspaper about his contentious new book 'The Message,' Ta-Nehisi Coates explains why he's 'probably less enamored' of Palestinian violence than a 'lot of other people,' that Muslims will not be to blame if Trump returns to the White House, and calls out Israel's 'immoral' demand of America: 'Give me the bombs and shut the fuck up'

To better prioritize use of weaponry, the Israeli army raised the rank of officers allowed to approve use of mortars and other weaponry as ammunition inventories dwindle

New research from Tel Aviv University uncovers the widespread phenomenon of employees withholding inventions from their employers, raising concerns for companies in innovation-driven industries.

Since Iran fired around 180 ballistic missiles at Israel earlier in October, around 2,500 claims for damage to buildings, vehicles and contents have been submitted to the Israeli Tax Authority's property tax department

Filmmaker Asif Kapadia, who directed the award-winning 2015 documentary on singer Amy Winehouse, loses his patronage at the Grierson Trust after an outcry over some of his retweets related to the Israel-Hamas war

When Hezbollah launched missiles at the Galilee Arab towns of Kafr Manda and Sakhnin and their 55,000 residents, it claimed the towns were military bases, and Arab news outlets labeled them as Israeli settlements. That triggered sarcasm, if not rage, among the towns' Palestinian residents

Haifa's Kabareet was established nine years ago to connect the underground scene in Ramallah with Jaffa and Haifa – and was blacklisted by BDS activists. But amid missiles from Lebanon on its final night, one of its founders says: 'When there's war every two years, we just keep struggling'

IDF commanders in Gaza say the recent decision to operate in the northern part of the Strip was taken without proper deliberations, and is apparently aimed at pressuring civilians in the area to relocate

Steve Hanke bullish on gold while losing faith in Fed; China private demand having a noticeable effect on metals rally

Shay Gal, VP of external relations, explains the importance of media coverage.

Shay Gal, VP of external relations, explains the importance of media coverage.

In October 1974, PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat laid out his vision for the new Middle East, but refused to reject terrorism. That same day, members of a new movement tried to establish settlements in the West Bank. A glimpse at a 50-year-old edition of Haaretz that is still relevant today

Skyline Cockpit enables the remote operation and supervision of tower cranes from a secure ground-based control center, improving safety and efficiency in large-scale construction projects.