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Hezbollah is holding the Israeli citizens of the north (and its own citizens who have been displaced) hostage to a cease-fire in Gaza. While accepting the linkage of fronts is not easy, it's still the better path for Israel to take. Why?

According to the indictment, the five entered the Palestinian school with clubs and an axe, beating and kicking several people and causing them fractures. Later, they forced the school principal into their vehicle and drove a short distance before handing him over to Israeli security forces

Eli Elbag, whose daughter Liri is held in Gaza, was also verbally abused by right-wing counter-protesters outside a holiday event held by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political party

The Israeli military says Mohammed Surur oversaw Hezbollah's drone and cruise missile attacks from Lebanon ■ Dozens of rockets were fired at northern Israeli cities after a 19-hour pause

The Finance Ministry is making adjustments to fund Israel's multifront war, but it's keeping tax breaks for high-tech companies. Why?

U.S., France issue call for a 21-day cease-fire between Israel and Hezbollah ■ Netanyahu doesn't respond directly to proposal, says he 'instructed the IDF to continue fighting with full force' ■ IDF says it killed head of Hezbollah's aerial weapons force in 'targeted' Beirut strike ■ Hamas reportedly reaches agreement with Fatah on managing civilian affairs in Gaza ■ Here's what you need to know 356 days into the war

A short war, like the Second Lebanon War, not the first, could benefit the economy, if conducted wisely. This comes with two big fat asterisks

Rep. Jason Smith (R-MO) filed a series of letters to the IRS calling them to revoke the tax-exempt status of groups such as Students for Justice in Palestine citing links to vandalism and violence.

According to sources, Netanyahu expressed his approval of the U.S.-French truce proposal but changed course after facing criticism from factions within his government. 'The Americans faced something similar during negotiations over the hostage deal in Gaza,' a Western diplomat told Haaretz

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: An Israeli astrophysicist explains why her family left an idyllic life in Princeton to return to Israel in the middle of a war

Far-right expert Andreas Peham says antisemitism is built into the ideology of the populist Freedom Party, founded by a former SS general. He predicts that the populist party, for which 'Israel represents the image of the "good Jew,"' will top the polls in the upcoming election – but won't be part of the next Austrian government

Gold trades at $2,665 and silver near $32.15, driven by central bank rate cuts and strong US GDP data, boosting safe-haven demand.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas cast full blame on Israel for the war in Gaza and Lebanon. Israel's UN ambassador said following Abbas' address that he 'spoke for 26 minutes and did not say the word "Hamas" once'

Rick Rule, a renowned resource investment expert, warns of a potential US dollar collapse. He urges investors to turn to precious metals like gold and silver as a hedge against economic.

Silver's potential shines amid market fluctuations. Lanci, a seasoned trader, advises investors to consider adding silver to their portfolios.

B2Gold leader says company has big growth profile following 25% rise in stock price; expects acquisitions to ramp up in the industry, but says BTG isn’t shopping.

Precious metals continue upward movement as one speculator suggests silver has more room to grow than its more expensive sibling.

The Islamic Resistance in Iraq has accepted responsibility for more than a hundred launches into Israel since the beginning of the war. They possess advanced Iranian weaponry, including long-range guided missiles, military surveillance drones and suicide drones

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara aims to preserve the judiciary's independence, but conflict-of-interest issues regarding Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial are also key

A Berlin gallery is staging dancer and choreographer Noa Eshkol's sixth posthumous solo exhibition for her centennial, but its focus isn't dance. It's the tapestries she began creating obsessively later in life