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About 150 rockets, missiles and drones fired at Israel from Lebanon over last 24 hours, IDF says it struck 290 Hezbollah targets since Saturday ■ Hezbollah's deputy secretary-general says group has entered "open-ended battle of reckoning" with Israel ■ There has been no progress in talks for cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas in the last two weeks, White House says ■ Here's what you need to know 352 days into the war

The state committed to Israel's High Court to protect these West Bank villagers from settler violence. But after the Israeli authorities again failed to protect them and prevented them from rebuilding demolished structures, most have left. Expert jurists in international law: 'This is a forcible transfer'

The Toronto District School Board came under fire from parents and lawmakers after a field trip supposed to educate on indigenous activism turned out to be a pro-Palestinian protest

Following the latest escalation in Israel and Lebanon, some in the Biden administration are attempting to portray the Hamas and Hezbollah conflicts as separate diplomatic tracks

Gold could hit $4,000, says Ted Oakley. Central banks, geopolitical tensions, and dollar weakness drive demand. Major financial institutions agree.

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National Security Minister Ben-Gvir was returning from the scene of a stabbing attack in central Israel in April when his car crashed into a junction and flipped over. His driver has been charged with driving offenses

After his bid for defense minister was squashed by Netanyahu's rush to war in Lebanon, Gideon Sa'ar's reputation is left in tatters. His 'withdrawal of candidacy' doesn't leave him many options, and won't close the door on his involvement in the government led by a party he once called a 'cult'

Proposals to ban any new open-pit mining operations under question as first woman elected president prepares to take office.

First record of ethnic identifier 'Judeo-Egyptian' revealed on petition to King Ptolemy. Could this papyrus fragment be the earliest extant petition in Greek to any ancient Egyptian king from a Jew?

At Israel's Holocaust memorial and museum, the haul transferred to the new collections building is mind-boggling, including 540,000 photos taken during the Shoah. But visitors will also be able to see snippets of Jewish life before the catastrophe

Israel's Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli said that given the Lebanese government's 'failure to exercise its sovereignty over Hezbollah-controlled southern Lebanon,' the IDF had the right to 'take over' areas from which missiles could be fired into Israel

The ADL has joined a lawsuit against Intel, accusing the company of antisemitic workplace discrimination against an Israeli employee.

Police forcibly removed former IDF Chief of Staff Dan Halutz and a number of retired IDF brass from a road in Caesarea. Halutz, a vocal critic of Netanyahu and the current government, has been a mainstay in the protest movement, both during the judicial coup and post-Oct. 7

While it's understandable that Netanyahu, war, insecurity and chasms within society are triggering despair and exhaustion among Israelis, we are at a critical juncture. Now is the time to stay – and act

Police arrested activist Guy Hirschfeld and detained two others after they were filmed driving a flock of sheep away from a Palestinian village. Police accused him of 'animal abuse,' but the judge dismissed the case and ordered his release

Palestinian-American congresswoman Rashida Tlaib was the subject of a cartoon in the conservative National Review magazine, that drew fire from fellow 'squad' members and a Michigan mayor as 'Islamophobic'

In an interview with Sky News, Israel's President Issac Herzog, striking a Netanyahu-like tone, said that Israel is waging a war 'for the entire free world'