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Now that the war in Gaza is mostly over, Netanyahu must deliver on his promise to launch a thorough probe into the October 7 attack. As elections grow closer, either a new government or the opposition force a state commission on Netanyahu, or he will manage to form one on his own terms

Oded Lifshitz, taken alive to Gaza and killed in captivity, sought to make this place more just and humane. His new collection of essays shows it wasn't out of naivety, but because he refused to lie to himself

Democracy is not only measured by the degree of agreement, but by the ability to contain ideological conflict

Democracy is not only measured by the degree of agreement, but by the ability to contain ideological conflict

Justice Minister Yariv Levin alleged that Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara misled Israel's top court in the matter of the military's top legal chief leaking a video showing abuse of a Palestinian detainee, saying there are 'high chances' the AG's testimony will be required

The incident comes shortly after a public bus driver in the UK capital refused to return a bus card belonging to an Orthodox Jewish man.

Israel's media sometimes portrays London as a no-go zone, but the uncovering of an 11th century cemetery in the City of London reveals the deep roots of the Jewish community, whose contemporary cultural figures include Stephen Fry, David Baddiel and Howard Jacobson. 'The Jewish ties to Britain are far too deep to be eroded by antisemitism or anything else,' says one expert

The implications of the 'Sde Teiman affair,' whose protagonists include the IDF's top prosecutor, a right-wing mob, Palestinian detainees, Israel's Channel 12 TV and Itamar Ben-Gvir's failed police force, are so wide-ranging they could help Netanyahu's crusade against Israel's core democratic institutions

The employee who demanded they leave the cafe reportedly said they refused to serve Zionists.

U.S. Special Envoy to Syria and Lebanon Tom Barrack said the path to stability in Beirut is the beginning of negotiations with Israel. He warned, however, that 'We don't have time for this diplomatic cadence. In four months, you could end all of this'

Opposition leader Yair Lapid condemned extremist politics, criticizing figures like Itamar Ben-Gvir and warning against distorting Judaism with violence and hatred. Former IDF Chief Gadi Eisenkot echoed concerns about political polarization and incitement

A young Israeli woman was told that a job she had applied for was taken by someone who "has a semblance of humanity, and who cares for plants, animals, and the environment."

China’s Strategic Path to Gold as HQLA

25 Years of Financial Illusion: Rich in Stocks, Poor in Gold

Analyst Steve Penny projects further downside in silver and gold but calls it a "major buying opportunity." He sees a Fed-driven panic as the spark for triple-digit silver.

Global conflict drives historical asset shifts. Expert Chris Macintosh highlights US moves to secure Western Hemisphere resources, pointing to commodities and cheap South American equities.

Eitan Horn, recently freed from Hamas captivity after 738 days, expressed gratitude to supporters, emphasizing the country's steadfast commitment to the hostages to crowds at Tel Aviv's Hostage Square, where former hostage Matan Zangauker attended for his first time since his return from captivity