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The Israeli army cannot say how long it will stay in the demilitarized zone along the border between Israel and Syria. 'We still don't know where all this is going,' says one senior IDF commander

In their statement, Hadassah said it shared the report to "build awareness about how antisemitism is impacting women’s everyday lives."

'They left us homeless': Israeli officials arrived at the village with several bulldozers to dismantle the temporary homes local Bedouin residents had put up, after the government failed to provide appropriate alternative housing

Ireland said that by intervening in South Africa's case against Israel over its actions in Gaza, Ireland will be asking the International Court of Justice to 'broaden its interpretation of what constitutes the commission of genocide'

There may be no reason to be suspicious of the notes. But the fact that they exist, along with the cries of Netanyahu allies that he can't possibly run the country while taking the stand bolsters the arguments that he should never have continued to hold office as PM while he fights to stay out of prison

Despite its 'arduous journey' after October 7, 'The Other', the directorial debut of Joy Sela, aiming to 'highlight the stories of those who stand together for coexistence and an end to violence', is finally screening in Israel

The messaging had previously appeared to be down for worldwide users in April. 

The prime minister was once considered risk-averse, but since October 7 he seems to be angling for a legacy as the leader who expanded Israel's borders from Gaza in the south to Syria and the Golan Heights in the north

Israel's culture minister says films shown at the festival are 'against the state of Israel and slander IDF soldiers,' and urged the finance minister to determine whether there he could impose fines on the institution. Meanwhile, the Film Review Council is threatening to ban 'The Governor'

Two students suspected of anti-Israel vandalism faced home searches and a four-year campus ban, which their family's attorney condemned as 'legally dubious and morally reprehensible,' amid calls from campus groups to lift the ban

Lobo Tiggre and Jeff Clark emphasized the role of gold and silver as safe-haven assets in times of crisis, a perfect setup.

Peter Krauth, a renowned precious metals analyst, predicted a bullish move in silver prices.

Gold and silver could be poised for significant gains. Chris Vermeulen, in his latest Sprott Money interview, outlines a bullish case.

Birthing mother seals prefer slow and steady icebergs, then move the family to zippier bergs afloat amid a smorgasbord

Upcoming FOMC meeting scheduled for Dec. 18 is expected to bring lower interest rates in the U.S., which should help boost the price of gold

In his first Champions League game, Daniel Peretz kept Shakhtar Donetsk to one goal as he raises his profile in tandem with his famous Israeli singer fiancé

A Syrian human rights activist told Haaretz that rebel leader al-Golani's interim government might establish an absolute control for years to come. A source identified with the insurgents explained it is impossible to expect "they will do the job and skedaddle at such an early stage"

Israeli bloggers describing Palestinian content as staged 'Pallywood' scenes have become commonplace, but what does it say about the Israeli state of mind? 'We've already lost the ability to believe or think humanely'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is testifying in his criminal trial for a second day on Wednesday, eight years after investigations into him first began. He faces charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust in three separate corruption cases. Netanyahu's testimony follows years of investigations, deliberations, legal proceedings, and delays. He is the first sitting prime minister in Israeli history to take the witness stand as a defendant.