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When the Israelites left Egypt, they carried more than gold and silver. They carried a new financial reality. After generations of limitations, they stepped into a future where growth was possible.

The latest Iran war is having an economic impact on the world economy. If less fuel is available to the world through the Strait of Hormuz, it means less travel and fewer petroleum products.

The latest Iran war is having an economic impact on the world economy. If less fuel is available to the world through the Strait of Hormuz, it means less travel and fewer petroleum products.

The status of around another third is less clear but bombings likely ⁠damaged, destroyed or buried those missiles in underground tunnels and bunkers, four of the sources said

Israeli far-right minister Amichai Eliyahu's new recommendation to pardon Netanyahu reads like a Jewish supremacist's guide to destroying democracy, fresh on the heels of yet another gross Trump intervention in the prime minister's corruption cases

Zamir's warning that the IDF faces a manpower crisis and operational overload comes amid a crisis over the conscription of ultra-Orthodox men, as opposition leaders say the 'severity' of the military head's remarks means Israel is 'facing another security disaster'

Hours after the shells hit, the military realized the fire had struck the kibbutz instead of its intended targets in Lebanon, exposing serious planning and execution errors by the artillery unit and failures to follow standard observation procedures

Acts of Jewish terror in the West Bank have intensified in recent weeks, in the shadow of the war with Iran. Prominent voices in the Orthodox establishment have started to sound alarms - though not always for the same reason

Plaintiff Madison Atiabi and her attorney allege that Nacua said "f*** all the Jews" during a dinner on Dec. 31 in Los Angeles.

The Iranian-born singer recounts how Khomeini's revolution tore her family apart and how moving from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv reconnected her to her past

The decision to expel Iran's ambassador in Beirut threatens to create a crisis in Tehran's regional 'ring of fire' and paralyze the already weak Lebanese government. As long as diplomatic steps are frozen, Hezbollah can again dictate moves by force of arms

The “buffer zone” legislation for religious institutions was passed with a vote of 44-5, reaching a super-majority that will make it immune from a potential veto.

Reses, who keeps his X account private and does not give interviews, appears to view the trade-offs differently from his former mentor.

According to the NGO Kerem Navot, 'Establishing four outposts in Area A is unprecedented by any measure, and shows the extent to which the State of Israel has lost control not only over settlers in the West Bank, but also over the army, the police and other authorities'

The West Bank District Police are not part of the equation, the Shin Bet has become irrelevant and the boundaries between Israeli citizens and the army have completely blurred in the West Bank. The project of cleansing the occupied territories of Arabs is gaining momentum - and no one is stopping it. 'Even when there are reports that something is going to happen,' says one reserve soldier, 'we get there after the fact'

The prime minister has generously bestowed promises on the north, but funding is reserved solely for his political allies ■ IDF chief Eyal Zamir has drawn a target on his own back ■ The coalition gears up to make Israel's crumbling international standing irreversible

It's too bad the Palestinians don't appreciate the difference between being fatally shot by a left-wing Zionist soldier and by a right-wing settler soldier. The left must talk about 1948, and not just by acknowledging the expulsion and dispossession

There is a large gap between the plan of an interim Yellow Line and reality. On the ground, the IDF is working to make the temporary line permanent. Each day, the new border deep inside Gaza is entrenched further