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China, India expected to see an increase in gold sales in early October during celebrations; investors hope surge offsets waning demand.

In a rare appearance, Khamenei called Iran's attack on Israel legal and legitimate ◼ Revolutionary Guards deputy chief said Iran will target Israeli energy and gas installations if Israel attacks it ◼ Iran's foreign minister said Tehran will back efforts for a cease-fire in Lebanon only if it includes Gaza

Lower unemployment print reignites talks about inflationary pressures and the Federal Reserve’s focus on jobs.

Potential transition metal deficit could add to already dwindling silver supply to boost solar, alternative energy prices.

Micro-cap Canadian business leader expects institutional demand for gold and junior miners to rise, leading to the next increase in prices

YouTube announced that in a week and a half, users can upload Shorts videos up to three minutes, replacing the current one-minute limit, as part of its strategy to compete with TikTok.

According to the IDF, two drones were fired from Iraq toward northern Israel. One was intercepted, while the other exploded at a base in the Golan Heights, resulting in the deaths of Staff Sergeant Daniel Aviv Haim Sofer and Corporal Tal Dror and injuries to the additional 24 soldiers

Unlike the Iranian strike in April, which involved hundreds of slow-moving drones that provided hours of advance warning, this time Iran exclusively launched ballistic missiles at Israel

The regional balance of power has changed, with both Hezbollah and Hamas losing considerable capabilities. But pressure on the Israeli government to double down on its war with Iran could come with a hefty price

The Israeli army accused Hezbollah of using the crossing with Syria to transport military equipment into Lebanon. More than 300,000 people – a vast majority of them Syrian – had crossed from Lebanon into Syria over the last 10 days

Two young Jerusalemites struggle to find a place to live, in a challenging market during a challenging time.

Two young Jerusalemites struggle to find a place to live, in a challenging market during a challenging time.

Russia shifts its precious metals strategy, adding silver to state reserves alongside gold, platinum, and palladium—potentially impacting global markets as central banks reconsider silver's value.

Hamas confirms death of commander in Israeli strike on West Bank ■ IDF names two soldiers killed in northern Israel ■ IDF: 250 Hezbollah terrorists killed in ground operations ■ Iranian FM backs cease-fire in Lebanon, conditional on Gaza ■ Reports: U.S., U.K. carry out strikes in Yemen ■ IDF estimates: several weeks until residents of north can return home ■ Iran to hit Israeli energy, gas sites if struck, Guards commander says

Merav Svirsky, whose brother Itay was killed while in Hamas captivity, is fighting to bring him and other hostages home. Though she believes the government sees the hostages' families as a nuisance, she insists the they will not be cast out: 'This fight is about remaining moral and ethical'

Several other operatives were killed in the attack along with the leader of Hamas' Tul Karm network, who was behind the attempted terror attack in Ateret in September

The Palestine Action Group Sydney also withdrew its request to protest on Oct. 7, the first anniversary of the deadliest terror attack in Israel's history

Captain Ben Zion Falach, 21, initially fought in Gaza before being deployed to Lebanon. On Wednesday, the IDF announced that eight Israeli soldiers were killed in southern Lebanon, following the launch of Israel's ground offensive against Hezbollah

Many Lebanese wonder why the Arab League has failed to convene even one emergency summit, while others see Iran as both the source of the problem and the key to its solution

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: Two religious Jerusalemite sisters celebrate the feminist, compassionate elements of Judaism, and a young Israeli, fresh out of the army, who prefers to stay away from politics