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The central Israeli city of Herzliya is reconsidering a plan to build breakwaters off its coast due to opposition from beach goers and water sports enthusiasts who say the plan will affect the accumulation of sand on nearby beaches

Gold-backed ETFs saw significant inflows in July, particularly in North America. Economic uncertainties continue to drive demand for the precious metal as a safe-haven asset.

Traditionally, China would be happy to see the Americans get bogged down in another Middle East war. But considering how critical Iran is to China's initiatives in the region, the U.S. knows that's not the case this time. Does Israel?

The announcement marks among the most significant arms sales to Israel in American history, coming months after Congress finally managed to pass the Biden administration's $14 billion in emergency military assistance to Israel

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara dismissed a petition to re-examine Netanyahu's conflict-of-interest agreement due to the war, but stressed that the Israeli PM must refrain from decisions involving extraneous considerations, particularly when it comes to those related to the war

A former Intel VP claims he was fired after reporting antisemitic behavior by a senior executive, filing a lawsuit in Manhattan federal court.

Houthi rebels stormed the UN's Human Rights Office in Yemen's capital in what was the latest move by the group to crack down on people working with the UN, aid agencies and foreign organizations

Similar to other messaging apps, TikTok’s group chat feature allows participants to engage in real-time conversations, share videos, and comment on them together.

'Our lives are more important than their lives': Gazans not suspected of terrorism are detained and sent as human shields to search tunnels and houses before IDF soldiers enter, with the full knowledge of senior Israeli officers, several sources say; IDF claims this practice is forbidden

Only cease-fire deal in Gaza would hold Iran back from directly attacking Israel, senior Iranian officials tells Reuters ■ Fitch credit rating agency lowers Israel rating, citing concern that the Gaza war could last well into 2025 ■ Iran reportedly fears that Israel, U.S. may target its nuclear program in response to attack ■ Israel has shown less flexibility in recent cease-fire talks, NYT reports ■ Here's what you need to know 312 days into the war

A senior Iranian security official said Tehran and its allies would launch a direct attack on Israel if Gaza cease-fire talks, which are due to begin on Thursday, fail, or it perceives Israel is dragging out negotiations

Russia's Defense Ministry said that army units, fresh reserves, army aircraft, drone teams and artillery forces stopped Ukrainian armored mobile groups from moving deeper into Russia. Ukraine says the cross-border operation aims at protecting Ukrainian land from long-range strikes

Amid fears that Iran and Hezbollah could soon launch major attacks on Israel, Cyprus said its preparations for a potential evacuation of foreigners from Lebanon and Israel are complete

The group Israel Democracy HQ revived Israel's protest movement eight weeks into the Gaza war, but 10 months after October 7, it hasn't achieved its main goals

The Israeli army's prosecution agreed to place the suspects under house arrest due to the extended time needed to complete the probation service review and the consideration that the suspects have families and do not pose a public threat upon their release

What exactly does Fitch's rating drop tell us about the government's management of the Israeli economy throughout the war? Will it be possible to win back investor's trust?

What exactly does Fitch's rating drop tell us about the government's management of the Israeli economy throughout the war? Will it be possible to win back investor's trust?

  The United States and the White House denied involvement or interference in Bangladesh's internal affairs, stating that the future of the Bangladeshi government should be determined by the people of Bangladesh. US Foreign Policy experts, such as Michael Kugelman, believe the crisis in Bangladesh was internally driven by student protests against job quotas, dismissing […]