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According to the IDF, the contractor approached Israeli troops, did not respond to calls to stop, and was unarmed and dressed in civilian clothing, making it unclear why he was shot. The Military Police have launched an investigation into the incident

The lack of cooperation between Justice Minister Yariv Levin and Supreme Court President Isaac Amit will disrupt the essential functions of the judicial system – like funding for the courts and coping with an increase of caseloads

Gary Thompson predicts a surge in silver prices driven by increasing industrial demand, exceeding historical correlations with gold.

The visit will come less than a week after Trump's Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, will be in Israel, and as negotiators begin talks on transitioning to the second stage of the Gaza cease-fire agreement

While Israel opposes Turkey and Qatar's involvement in Gaza reconstruction, their ties with Saudi Arabia and the Trump administration may carry greater weight. Egypt also pins its hopes on Trump's latest proposal as a lifeline from a long recession

Penny, a renowned expert in the field, emphasized the importance of fundamental analysis and technical analysis in making informed investment decisions.

Lynette Zang warns of a potential hyperinflationary crisis and urges investors to consider gold as a crucial hedge against economic turmoil.

When Netanyahu's confidants lashed out at the hostages' families and Supreme Court this month, their comments were seen as part of a pathetic temper tantrum, but their words pose a real risk to Israel's democracy

Ali Abunimah, co-founder of pro-Palestinian publication Electronic Intifada, was allegedly detained for three days, leading to international calls for his release. On X, he announced his release: 'Standing against racist, genocidal Zionism is not a crime'

'X has reduced content moderation, promoted white supremacists, and re-platformed purveyors of conspiracy theories': The North American organizations slammed the leadership of tech billionaire Elon Musk, who acquired the platform in 2022

An international survey conducted by the Pew Research Center found that one of every three Jews in Israel supports making Jewish religious law the state law for the country's Jewish population. Nearly half of all Muslims in Israel support making sharia the state law for Muslims

The emerging conclusion amidst the ongoing hostage deal is that a renewed ground maneuver in Gaza to overthrow Hamas' rule is inevitable. This conclusion, drawn from discussions with political and security officials, contradicts last week's reports that Trump views the current deal as the war's end. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is working to reconcile […]

The deal includes a direct equity investment and the formation of a new joint venture, highlighting growing technological cooperation between the UAE and Israel.

Some of the largest shareholders in Tel Aviv Stock Exchange-listed companies have sold shares in bulk.

Dani Miran, father of hostage Omri, protests daily outside the Prime Minister's Office, despite scant attendance. He remains hopeful: 'On Saturday, I told the people of Israel to come in huge numbers. Hostage square was packed'

A Wolt delivery person told the TV program Hazinor that delivery people are noticing a significant decline in orders.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio's decision to freeze foreign aid over the weekend included pulling millions of dollars-worth of US funding for condoms in Gaza, Fox News Digital reported. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed the funding pause during her first briefing Tuesday. "That is a preposterous waste of taxpayer money. So that's what […]

  The entire Jewish world is forced to watch once again with absolute sickness and disgust as Hamas continues to exploit hostage releases for a propaganda spectacle. The 4K filming and media theatrics are nothing more than a pathetic attempt to present the terror group as "humanitarians." We all remember what Liri Albag, Karina Ariev, […]

Fifteen months after fleeing the IDF attacks, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from northern Gaza began their long journey back home through the devastated Strip. 'Even if we pitch a tent next to our destroyed house, we won't leave,' a Gaza City resident told Haaretz