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The Australian government cites fears of incitement and vilification for the ban, according to The Australian newspaper, while Shaked says her opposition to a Palestinian state led to the decision

Keren Hayesod’s outgoing chairman reflects on heading the organization during COVID,  the Russia-Ukraine war, and Operation Swords of Iron.

The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant over alleged war crimes in Gaza. The prime minister will look to play his Trump card in January

A preliminary investigation finds that a senior officer let 71-year-old Ze'ev Ehrlich enter the area without notifying his superiors so he can visit an ancient fortress in the area. A far-right organization says Ehrlich was mapping out sites for excavation

As government debt piles up and inflation looms, Thompson urges investors to consider gold as a crucial component of their investment strategy.

'Our work is to never stop dancing, to ensure that the music never stops playing. And that’s exactly what we’re going to do — in the north, in the south, and investing in the leaders of tomorrow'.

The working group is tasked with developing a systemwide policy for all 25 campuses, which it will submit to the CUNY board of trustees for approval.

The decision turns Israeli PM Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant into internationally wanted suspects and is likely to further isolate them and complicate efforts to negotiate a cease-fire to end the 13-month conflict

Canadian-Israeli philanthropist Sylvan Adams challenges Roger Waters to debate.

Crowd at event overflowing with crude racism and calls for forced transfer felt they were on the verge of realizing Rabbi Kahane's dream, and spoke of him as a prophet who foresaw the current war

Decorated stone blocks unearthed at Mahanaim may be leftover of Israelite rule over the area where the bible sets the story of Jacob wrestling with God

Hezbollah's leader said the group reviewed a U.S. proposal, leaving the decision in Israeli hands. Two Israeli soldiers and one citizen were killed in southern Lebanon, as rocket fire continues to threaten Israel's north

In Colombia, a drug cartel seized a Chinese gold mine, overwhelming security. Illegal miners exploit the lucrative operation.

Israel wants to separate the different fronts and Hezbollah is no longer appears opposed – but the Israeli security establishment finds it hard to predict the Lebanese organization's next moves. Iran, meanwhile, fears a tougher American line, so it may restrain Hezbollah for future gains

ISRAEL - LEBANON: Man in northern Israel killed in barrage of rockets from Lebanon; Hezbollah chief says the group has passed on its cease-fire demands and is awaiting an Israeli response ■ GAZA: U.S. vetoes UN Security Council resolution on a cease-fire; Israeli strikes kill at least 33 Palestinians across Gaza on Wednesday; food prices spike after the looting of aid trucks ■ THE HAGUE: The ICC issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant, and a Hamas leader for alleged war crimes

Three of the nine Jewish Democrats in the Senate backed Sen. Bernie Sanders' landmark effort to formally disapprove five arms sales to Israel due to their use in 'unacceptable civilian death and harm' in Gaza

Israel wants to ensure freedom of operation if the deal is violated, but Lebanon insists on a complex supervision mechanism that includes its own dysfunctional army. Even assuming the Lebanese parliament approves the agreement, there are plenty of domestic hurdles that could delay implementation

Former defense minister, recently fired by Prime Minister Netanyahu, warned that 'the price in blood will be paid by IDF soldiers and the state'