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Local media said two cars had been on fire in front of a synagogue at a coastal town in southern France, one of which exploded. Police said they were treating the incident as attempted arson. Interior Minister said police were looking for a suspect

Tal Halamish, co-founder of Fine Line, a design agency where creativity meets purpose, describes how social issues can impact the hi-tech sector, and how humanities can come in handy in business.

In a court filing, prosecutor Karim Khan urged judges to rule on his request for warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and others

Attackers allegedly stabbed multiple people and threw teargas into a church, wounding several members, including children. Tel Aviv's police chief called the situation 'unacceptable,' and called for the attackers to be deported

The Global Network’s vision is to empower Jewish women entrepreneurs to become Jewish leaders by aligning their business with Jewish leadership.

What might have been by far the largest acquisition of an Israeli start-up by a global giant in history – Intel bought Mobileye for $15b. in 2017 – was scrapped. Here's why.

What might have been by far the largest acquisition of an Israeli start-up by a global giant in history – Intel bought Mobileye for $15b. in 2017 – was scrapped. Here's why.

A French police officer was injured on Saturday when a blazing car exploded in the car park of a synagogue in the coastal town of La Grande-Motte.

Fires erupted in several locations in northern Israel as a result of rocket fire from Lebanon throughout Friday ■ The IDF attacked several targets in Lebanon, killing at least seven Hezbollah operatives

At least 40,334 Palestinians killed in Gaza since Oct. 7, Hamas-run Health Ministry says ■ Israeli delegation headed by Mossad chief to leave for cease-fire negotiations in Cairo on Sunday ■ Top U.S. general makes unannounced Middle East trip, will visit Israel in coming week ■ IDF calls on residents of several central-Gaza Strip neighborhoods to evacuate ■ French police search for suspect in suspected arson attack on Synagogue

"Media exposure is vital to our ability to reach new markets and achieve our business goals," Vice President for External Relations Shay Gal said.

The guidelines do not distinguish between targeting Jews and targeting Zionists, nor do they address the presence of anti-Zionist Jews in many of the campus protests.

Shadi was working at his father's car wash when a group of youngsters began throwing firebombs at the Border Police from a nearby schoolyard. A sniper fired shots at them from afar, missed and killed Shadi

Iran's cultivation of Hezbollah and other proxy militias in the Middle East has allowed it to control key water channels essential to global trade ■ Not content with its advantageous geopolitical position, Iran is now building up a navy that can reach every corner of the globe

At the Democratic National Convention, Kamala Harris painted Donald Trump as the incumbent who needs to be resoundingly defeated. It was part of liberal democracy's powerful pushback against quasi-authoritarianism that's already happening in other countries – and could come for Netanyahu as well

One of the participants in the meeting with PM Netanyahu and his wife said she asked why they hadn't called Israelis released from Hamas captivity

U.S., Qatar and Egypt working to secure summit to reach hostage/cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas in Cairo on Sunday ■ Egypt, Qatar will deliver Israel's new proposal for Philadelphi route and Rafah crossing, a sticking point in truce talks, to Hamas ■ Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar warns PM that Jewish terrorism in the West Bank is endangering Israel's existence ■ Here's what you need to know 322 days into the war

A 3% jump pushes silver near $30, driven by Fed rate cut buzz and rising demand from Samsung’s new battery tech. Is more upside ahead?

As gold surges near $2,510, market sentiment shifts ahead of Powell’s Jackson Hole speech. Will the bullish momentum hold? Key insights inside.

Israeli President Herzog suggested to Netanyahu that his office would oversee the one-year commemoration of Hamas' Oct. 7 attack, amid public backlash over what hostage families and Gaza border communities describe as politicization of the state-run event