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Gold prices steady as investors await key U.S. economic data, with eyes on labor reports and Fed's moves. Geopolitical tensions and strong demand continue to support the metal’s long-term outlook.

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Hamas commander killed in West Bank airstrike that left 18 dead, IDF says ■ Hezbollah rockets target Haifa port, northern Israel ■ Israeli army officer killed in south Lebanon fighting ■ Over 230 rockets fired from Lebanon, IDF says as it orders evacuation of 25 villages in southern Lebanon ■ IDF intercepts drone over southern Israel; Iran-backed Iraqi militias claims responsibility

In Gaza and Lebanon, this is what war looks like when carried out by a government that placed the ideology of power and authoritarianism at the heart of its politics, and then discovered that it had been profoundly humiliated

An Tel Aviv events venue popular with the center-left recently hosted a rally of Avigdor Lieberman's hard-right Yisrael Beiteinu. Though many in the audience were anti-Netanyahu leftists, they weren't there to protest

The Palestinian ideology, which views the land on which Israel was established as occupied territory “from the river to the sea” aims for the Jewish state to cease to exist.

David Brady predicts a long-term bull market for gold and silver, driven by central bank easing, potential banking crises, and a weakening US dollar.

Despite geopolitical tensions rising massively on Tuesday as Israel performs a ground operation in Lebanon and Iran responds with ballistic missile attack, gold is trading lower.

Company announces acquisition of United Kingdom-based JBR Recovery recycling and refining business

New law forces miners to sell 20% of gold produced to central bank under plan seeking to raise country’s exposure to gold

'Ask any Israeli official what is their plan for peace – you'll get nothing,' Ayman Safadi said. One thing Israelis hate is Arabs who really want peace

The Israel Defense Forces says no combat equipment, soldiers or aircraft were hit. About 100 homes were damaged in Hod Hasharon and a Gedera school sustained a direct hit. Home front damage was 'only light' and air defenses 'operated with high levels of interceptions'

Israel's national security minister raised the possibility of the mosque being connected to the deadly shooting attack without providing any evidence, while eyewitnesses say the attackers threatened worshipers with their weapons

For the first time, there's a real chance that Israel may help sway the race. Election Day is 34 days away. Undoubtedly, many more surprises are in store, and none of them are likely to be pleasant

Architects such as Esther Sperber and Julian de Metz are drawing on their Jewish heritage to revitalize outmoded synagogues and, they hope, contribute to to communal regeneration

Police said two suspects were detained in Copenhagen's main train station, while a third was arrested elsewhere

Israeli officials say the U.S. Navy and Air Force provided the most important assistance, with one official saying other Middle Eastern countries also helped, but 'not everyone wants to talk about it'

The Israeli army released the names of the fallen soldiers on Wednesday, two days after a 'limited' ground operation began

Six New York rabbis reveal what they plan to tell their congregants with October 7, the Israel-Gaza war and rising antisemitism at the forefront of everyone's mind

After a ballistic-missile barrage on Israel, Iran is probably reconsidering its outsourcing of regional policy to the likes of Hezbollah and the Houthis, while the U.S. and Israel are rethinking the myth of 'controlling escalation'