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European diplomats watched in astonishment this week as Israel wiped out many of Syria's military capabilities. In the space of a few days, tacit support has turned to concern and harsh words

After the food aid group fired dozens of workers, some are arguing that the move will undermine desperately-needed humanitarian efforts. Others say it validates Israel's claims

Gold stocks are poised for a 'huge' rebound, according to mining veteran Ross Beaty.

Historically, Israeli governments have exploited crises to carry out far-reaching changes that guaranteed economic growth. Alas, that's not what the government and the Knesset legal adviser are doing with the vital Economic Arrangements Bill

Measures were taken by an arbitration committee following off-wiki coordination endeavors

The stated purpose of the law passed by the Knesset – despite the Justice Ministry's opposition – was to give Israeli police additional tools in its fight against organized crime in Arab society

“We’re seeing the market repeating the way it has been in the past in previous security events," Kahanovitz said with optimism.

Hamas reportedly agreed to a temporary Israeli presence in Gaza's contested Philadelphi route and Netzarim Corridor as all sides try to reach a deal before Trump enters office on January 20

Udi Goren, whose cousin Tal Haimi was killed in the Gaza border community of Nir Yitzhak on October 7, comes to Israel's Knesset every week to fight for the hostages' return: 'I don't hear commitment to return all the hostages anytime soon'

Poland’s top central banker: “Gold symbolizes the strength of the country.” Bloomberg: Eastern Europe’s revived interest is helping bolster the gold rally.

Shiite convert Jack Danaher Molloy, 24, tried to join Hezbollah during his travels to Lebanon and Syria during the October 7 War.

Slow down and be deliberate before making big financial decisions, and make sure you understand all the facts and ramifications of your decision before pulling the trigger. 

The officers who were asked about their loyalty told their commanders and other officers, leading the internal affair department to open an investigation. A senior law enforcement official: 'This is completely unacceptable, officers should act only according to loyalty to the law – and nothing else'

ISRAEL: IDF investigating whether drone sirens in Gaza border communities were false alarm ■ GAZA: Israeli strike on residential building in Nuseirat in central Gaza kills at least 25 people, Palestinian medics say ■ SYRIA: U.S. Defense Secretary Austin tells Israeli counterpart that U.S. and Israel should be in close consultation over unfolding events, Pentagon says

Terrorist opened fire on civilian bus near West Bank town of Beit Jala; Israeli military sets up roadblocks, surrounds nearby village as manhunt continues

Attorney representing Netanyahu said the prime minister is unwilling to discuss such a commission until the war is over. Meanwhile, the Knesset also rejected a proposal to hold a special session to discuss the establishment of a state commission of inquiry