Columbia University Apartheid Divest retracted its apology on behalf of a student who called to murder Zionists last January. The pro-Palestinian group doubled down on its attack of Israel, openly calling for violence against supporters of Israeli policy
'One Day in October' is a scripted series co-produced by Israel's Yes Studios and U.S. network Fox. While its lighting-speed production time raises some suspicions, it proves to be a positive surprise, at least in part
Gold's Rise, Dollar's Fall: Is a Global Currency Reset Imminent? Financial expert warns of a looming economic shift as central banks hoard gold and government debt soars.
The new shul in Potsdam near Berlin replaces a synagogue that somehow made it through Kristallnacht before succumbing to Allied bombing. It's a sand-colored, neo-Baroque, modest masterpiece
The United States is likely pressuring Israel to strike only Iranian military and Revolutionary Guards targets in response to last week's ballistic missile attack, but that may not sway Benjamin Netanyahu from trying to hit Iran's nuclear facilities
World Gold Council market strategist John Reade recently spent time in Switzerland talking to gold buyers, who are saying they feel like they missed the price run-up
Far-right groups are encouraging the public to file objections against justices running for the Supreme Court presidency after Justice Minister Yariv Levin trolled Israel's top court last month by nominating every justice for the job
Rescue services say one person was critically wounded and four others moderately hurt after a 36-year-old resident of the Israeli-Arab city of Umm al-Fahm carried out a suspected terror attack, according to Israel Police
Yoseph Haddad's star has been on the rise since the start of the war. Maybe it's time for Israelis to hear other Arab perspectives, even those they might find less palatable
Central and bullion banks have long tried to suppress gold and silver prices, but these efforts are doomed. As inflation rises and fiat currencies devalue, silver is poised for a breakout.
Israeli officials say Hamas chief Sinwar stalled cease-fire talks with Israel in the hopes that a 'united front' consisting of Hezbollah and Iran would come to fruition – but the blows Hezbollah is taking from Israel could push him to seek a deal
Todd Richman faced a violent confrontation with pro-Palestinian protesters while displaying an Israeli flag, resulting in a nosebleed and police intervention.
The tax authority continues to plan sanctions to push real estate investors out, claiming this will help young buyers. But when taxes rise to cover war deficits, young people will pay the price.
The tax authority continues to plan sanctions to push real estate investors out, claiming this will help young buyers. But when taxes rise to cover war deficits, young people will pay the price.