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Biden and Trump can both play key roles in determining TikTok's fate in the US.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's appearance in the Tel Aviv District Courthouse on Tuesday was a cold comfort in a country where the rule has already defeated the law. For now, his goal is to present himself as a leader of a superpower, while dwarfing the events described in the indictment

Zeitz became a crime scene on the one-year anniversary of the October 7 attack, when all 10 of its Stolpersteine honoring local Jewish victims of the Holocaust were stolen. Authorities drew a blank on finding the guilty party, and residents took the matter of replacing the stones into their own hands, as far-right and neo-Nazi groups are gaining ground in east Germany

"This incident is a reminder that our work to counter antisemitism on college campuses is far from over," the ADL's Marc Levine said in a statement.

As millions express jubilation over the end of the Assad regime, some in the Arab world recall tragic victims of the Syrian civil war such as 3-year-old Aylan Kurdi, while fearing that the downfall of Assad will end up advancing the "expansion of Israel"

Post-Assad Syria is in ruins, its future leadership is an unknown and international aid is far from assured

Chris Vermeulen cautioned investors that gold and silver may have reached a short-term peak.

The wounded, a security guard and a police officer, are in serious and light condition, respectively. The Israeli police and Shin Bet are investigating whether the incident was a terror attack

Only one member of the Clovis culture has ever been identified and now analysis of the nursing baby's bones shows what his mother ate. Megafauna, and mainly mammoths

The bill introduced by a far-right lawmaker would also authorize denying a university degree to anyone convicted of a terror-related offense, even years after serving a sentence

Recent satellite photos show the Russian pier in Tartus is idle and that Russia's Khmeimim air base near Latakia has apparently been evacuated

Richelle Tzarfati, whose son was murdered in Gaza, speaks about the pain of waiting and the urgency of returning all the hostages

Israeli environmental groups warned of disaster as the government overruled the Environmental Protection Ministry and allowed a company to transport more than 2 million tons of oil through Eilat every year

The house, slated to be turned over to the right-wing Ateret Cohanim organization, was burned to the ground, with locals saying the attackers were angry that the family left voluntarily

U.S. Jews are undergoing an agonizing self-appraisal, questioning Israel's conduct of the war in Gaza and Lebanon, disgusted by an Israeli government of autocratic Jewish populists and, most of all, distraught that Netanyahu does not give a damn about the hostages

Gazan medics said the deaths were the result of two airstrikes, one in Beit Hanoun and one in the Nuseirat refugee camp. A Hamas official said mediators have recently stepped up efforts in cease-fire talks since the group has shown new 'flexibility'

El Salvador's gold reserves could be worth an astounding three trillion dollars - representing over 8,800% of the country's current GDP

According to a new study by RISE, the number of new Israeli technology companies has plummeted by 45 percent in the past decade. The rate of major successes is also alarming

The drone was launched from Yemen and hit a residential building in central Israel ■ The commander of the air force determined that the decision not to activate an alert was a mistake and said that the policy for activating alerts should be expanded

The Israeli Air Force and Navy are targeting assets belonging to the Syrian military following the Assad regime's collapse, fearing they could fall into hostile hands