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LEBANON: Dozens wounded by IDF fire in southern Lebanon, as Israeli withdrawal delayed over cease-fire disputes ■ GAZA: Egypt has informed the U.S. that it rejects President Trump's proposal to transfer Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to its territory ■ HOSTAGE DEAL: Israel says it will not allow passage through Netzarim corridor until understanding reach over Arbel Yehoud's release

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara lambasted Levin's decision to file a private criminal complaint against Supreme Court President Isaac Amit, saying it 'deviated from the accepted practice,' was 'hasty' and lacked 'sufficient factual grounds.'

Netanyahu's relatively light response to the fact that Israeli hostage Arbel Yehoud wasn't included in the second weekly phase emphasizes the change that has occurred – mostly due to Donald Trump

Stoeferle highlighted the unprecedented surge in central bank gold purchases from emerging markets as a key driver of recent price increases.

'I'd like Egypt to take people. I'd like Jordan to take people,' Trump told reporters on Air Force One. 'You're talking about, probably a million and a half people, and we just clean out that whole thing and say, '"You know it's, over."'

My daughter was killed because the bomb shelter near the soccer field in Majdal Shams couldn't accommodate all kids, when the sirens sounded. This must change

The Netanyahu government hopes to use the return of the hostages to hide its failures from the public, as well as the situation in the West Bank

John Feneck argues that the significant gap between gold prices and gold mining stock valuations presents a compelling buying opportunity.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that two-year-old Laila Al-Khatib was shot in the head. The IDF said troops fired at a house where a terrorist was hiding, later realizing they had hit the child. Both the child and her pregnant mother, who was lightly wounded, were

The images of masses gathering to see the release of the hostages and the return of the Palestinian prisoners allow Hamas to convey a message of victory to the Palestinian public. But these scenes won't provide Gazans with solutions to their daily problems

Throughout captivity, the army spotters said they were moved frequently and stayed in buildings and in tunnels. They recounted times of extreme hunger and the constant threat of nearby Israeli attacks

The usually politics-focused media outlet says investors will buy more gold — an “old but trusty asset” — because they see central banks doing it.

Andy Schectman explored the possibility of a dramatic gold revaluation to $142,000 per ounce, a move he argues could alleviate the global debt crisis.

Tonno Vahk, CEO of Aton Resources, has outlined the company's ambitious plans to commence gold production in Egypt as early as late 2026.

Jim Thorne, a prominent market strategist, warned of a potential economic shift, emphasizing the risks of deflation and the need for a new economic model.

Sonora Gold Corp. executives outlined their vision for the future, highlighting key developments and emphasizing the company's commitment for El Limon-Guetamo gold-silver project in Mexico

Musk's active support for the extremist AfD in the German election campaign has sparked accusations that he is trying to influence the outcome using the reach of his social media platform, X. While praising Trump, the AfD leader said at the election event, 'Make Germany great again'