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  When we reflect on the heroes of the Holocaust, names like Oskar Schindler, the German businessman who rescued over 1,200 Jews, often come to mind. However, another remarkable figure emerged during this dark chapter in history: Abdol Hossein Sardari, an Iranian diplomat who risked everything to save Jews from Nazi persecution. His story is […]

UBS is bullish on gold in 2025, citing lower interest rates, geopolitical risks, and a strong dollar as potential drivers of investor and central bank buying.

In the vast basalt expanses of Iceland and the dense forests of Finland, the future of humanity on Earth may be decided

The same politicians who jumped down IDF Spokesman Daniel Hagari's throat this week were silent when he spoke about the fate of the hostages. Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Israel Katz is purging the IDF at the request of his political base

Hezbollah's agreeing to American involvement in implementing the cease-fire shows just how far the Iranian-backed group has fallen ■ Trump may talk the talk by threatening Hamas, but he probably does not have the means to pressure it

Even if a hostage-release deal is reached in the coming days – something that no one should be holding their breath for – U.S. President-elect Donald Trump will have to vouch for it. The price Israel pays may not be to the liking of everyone in the 'resettle Gaza' camp

ISRAEL: IDF deploying extra forces to Golan Heights as rebel forces make advances in Syria ■ LEBANON: Israel strikes Syria-Lebanon border crossings, where weapons were being transferred to Hezbollah ■ GAZA: 32 Gazans killed and 95 wounded in Israeli attacks in past 24 hours

Reuven Kahane had been arrested and accused of assault after the altercation with the demonstrators, who were protesting outside the home of a Columbia U trustee.

Israeli Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara is facing the full force of Netanyahu's onslaught on the rule of law, an attack by a reckless, shameful, incompetent prime minister who prizes his Kahanist ministers over the lives of Israeli hostages

The former director of the Shin Bet security service reportedly refused to spy on other members of Israel's security establishment, saying he wasn't supposed to take such a drastic step against other security heads. The prime minister did not deny the allegations

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A French woman who, after an initial culture shock, is envisioning her future in Israel, and an Israeli who found safety and tranquility in Cyprus

The ultra-Orthodox Adass Israel synagogue was targeted early Friday morning in what Australia's education minister called 'a deliberate act of violence, an attack on a place of worship'

When Israeli commanders' reports about what is happening in northern Gaza reached me, I knew what I must do, writes former Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon

Netanyahu's testimony, set to begin Tuesday, will take place three times a week in six-hour sessions after judges found there was no compelling reason to slow its pace

The IDF targeted Muwasi, an area it had designated as 'safe,' where tens of thousands of displaced Gazans live in tents, several of which were set ablaze in the strike. The army said it was targeting a Hamas official