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'Thousands of years of history have shown that scapegoating Jews can lead to antisemitic hate and violence,' one organization says, while another accuses Trump of 'treating Jewish safety as a protection racket'

Gold hits an all-time high near $2,625, while silver surges to $31.30, driven by the Fed's rate cut and robust demand from China’s solar industry.

Israel says it killed Hezbollah's head of operations in Beirut strike ■ Lebanon's health ministry: Nine people killed, 59 wounded in attack ■ Israel submits official objection to ICC's jurisdiction to issue arrest warrants against Israeli officials ■ Senior U.S. officials don't expect Israel and Hamas to reach a cease-fire deal before Biden's term in office ends, WSJ reports ■ Here's what you need to know 350 days into the war

Aqil, Hezbollah's head of operations, is part of the group's top leadership. The Lebanese Health Ministry said the attack killed 12 people and injured 66. The IDF spokesperson said senior commanders of Hezbollah's elite Radwan Force were also killed in the strike

A warning for a silver squeeze and a shift away from the dollar. In a recent interview, Schectman discussed the growing demand for gold and silver.

French television host Arthur Essebag is a man on a mission: to exhibit the Israeli art he has bought since October 7. Some of it is now on show in a new exhibition at Tel Aviv Museum of Art called 'I Don't Want to Forget,' and the Jewish collector is determined to bring the works to museums abroad, despite the political climate

While Israel says the ICC must allow it to investigate possible violations of international law itself, experts told Haaretz that Israel has not sufficiently investigated or prosecuted those suspected of human rights violations and war crimes

The deal would have also encompassed the disarmament of Hamas.

Gold may be getting the attention, but silver might be the best play, according to a Saxo Head of Commodity Strategy Ole Hansen.

Gold surges 2% denominated in Japanese yen; global prices rise about 1% on Friday

Leaked documents from the Kremlin-affiliated Russian company behind a global disinformation campaign show how Moscow spread fake news in Israel, planned to bolster the standing of Netanyahu and hoped to influence elected officials while promoting antisemitic and anti-Israel content abroad

An interim report by the Israel Air Force ruled that the chopper crash in southern Gaza was caused by poor visibility conditions and not by enemy fire or a technical malfunction

Hezbollah is not falling into Israel's trap, and has signaled it will not stray from its guiding strategy in the Gaza war – supporting Hamas without plunging into an all-out regional war that would implicate Iran

The Wall Street Journal reported that top U.S. officials are conceding that while the American administration won't stop pursuing a cease-fire and hostage release agreement between Israel and Hamas, it likely won't happen during Biden's term in office

Let us analyze Israel’s economy as it gears up for a sustained wartime emergency – and think ahead about how best to meet the coming daunting challenges.

A video shows three soldiers pushing a body and throwing it off a roof during a raid in the West Bank city of Qabatiya, near Jenin. IDF: 'Does not conform to the values of the IDF and what is expected of IDF soldiers'

After the pagers attacks, the prime minister's replacement of Gallant was put on hold for 'national security' reasons, as if things were quiet before that ■ Netanyahu proved once again that to him, the defense portfolio is nothing but a political sop ■ If Sa'ar ever becomes defense minister, his relationship with Bibi will break down too

Nasrallah and his patrons in Tehran can still decide between a variety of options ■ From Europe to the United States, Israel is already talking about an arms embargo ■ As far as Israeli soldiers are concerned, the die in Lebanon is cast ■ And what can Gideon Sa'ar possibly bring to the Defense Ministry?

25-year-old Leo Franks says he was instructed to leave Israel and had his immigration process halted after being arrested at a rally for a hostage release deal and after filming the arrest of a Palestinian minor in the West Bank. 'I'm being deported, and that's really hard emotionally,' he tells Haaretz

IDF says it assassinated Ibrahim Aqil, Hezbollah's head of operations, in Beirut ■ Some 150 rockets fired into northern Israel, most fall in open areas, causing fires ■ IDF: Israeli soldier severely wounded in southern Gaza combat ■ Lebanese Health Ministry: 9 dead and 59 wounded in Israeli strike on Beirut ■ Two Israeli soldiers killed by Hezbollah fire near Israel-Lebanon border