Israeli commandos descended upon a facility in Syria that produces missiles for Hezbollah using helicopters and appear to have seized intelligence materials from the site, the New York Times reported
Discover why Chris Ritchie believes the industry is undervaluing silver and gold, and how his company, SilverCrest Metals, is paving the way for a new era.
In 'Something Lost, Something Gained,' the former U.S. Secretary of State criticizes the Israeli prime minister's lack of accountability, and says U.S. campus protesters 'seemed earnestly heartbroken' by the Gaza war, but that for some 'it was an excuse to chant antisemitic slogans'
Israel Police estimate that the vehicle in the central Israeli city of Ramle was targeted by a grenade or other similar weapon in retaliation for a murder that happened on Wednesday night. A total of 12 people were wounded in the blast
Counterprotesters with ties to the far-right Jewish Defense League waved Kahane Chai flags at a recent pro-Palestinian event at Canada's University of Toronto, where chants of 'Let's make Gaza a parking lot' were heard. On the sidelines were members of a 'safety patrol' linked to Israel's ruling Likud party
Unlike countries like Russia and Syria, Israel claims to be a liberal democracy. But in Gaza, which Israel closed off to journalists since the start of the war, reporters are left having to rely on social media, phone interviews, satellite photography, local journalists or entering with a military detail. 'It's sometimes like trying to report from space,' says one
'We cannot tolerate associations that oppose the constitutional order or the notion of harmony among nations,' said Brandenburg's Interior Minister, Michael Stubgen, adding that the "embers of the Stone Age culture of Islamism" must be extinguished at the outset to prevent them from growing
Despite the disruption, Israeli filmmaker Shemi Zarhin was determined to not let protesters diminish his excitement, having overcome the challenges of October 7
Displaced Gazans say they are doing everything they can to protect themselves and their families from becoming human shields for Hamas militants, and thereby targets of Israeli attacks, the New York Times reports
Brig. Gen. Yossi Sariel, head of the Israeli army's famed Unit 8200, announced his resignation due to his 'personal responsibility' in the intelligence failure that led to the October 7 attacks. 'Responsibility for Unit 8200's part in the intelligence and operational failure rests entirely on me,' he wrote
Gold has hit a new all-time high of $2,546, breaking previous resistance levels. With inflation, geopolitical tensions, and rising demand, gold's surge signals its strength as a safe-haven asset.
This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A young Israeli woman arriving from a family visit in London, where she felt she had to hide her identity, and a Russian scientist visiting her partner who immigrated to Israel in the wake of the war in Ukraine
As a former Mossad official tells Haaretz, a brilliant intelligence operation stifled the Syrian nuclear threat in 2007, but today, Netanyahu's policy is leading Israel to a strategic disaster against Iran, which can already assemble nine bombs
There are fewer than 400 Jews in the entire state of South Dakota, with about 10 of them in the city of Aberdeen. How does this community keep going with its weekly prayer services – and why?
A review by the Ministry of Finance on the housing market shows a 29% rise in housing purchases in July 2024 compared to July 2023, with new apartment sales up by 51%.
A review by the Ministry of Finance on the housing market shows a 29% rise in housing purchases in July 2024 compared to July 2023, with new apartment sales up by 51%.
According to the report, Netanyahu sought to open and quickly close the probe, filing a report to the ICC claiming the charges were investigated, thus nullifying the ICC's jurisdiction and its ability to pursue arrest warrants against him and Gallant