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For critics of Hezbollah, news of Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah's death was a welcome development, with celebrations breaking out on streets and squares. But in southern Lebanon and parts of Iraq and Yemen, where Hezbollah holds sway, public displays of grief ruled

'A Place at the Table,' one of the many projects from the past year honoring the victims of October 7, commemorates those killed through videos in which their family members and friends recreate what they loved to eat

Palestinian health officials reported that Gaza journalist Wafa Al-Udaini was killed along with her husband and two children when a missile hit their home in Deir Al-Balah

A newly unearthed giant elephant tusk, piles of animal bones and stone tools, and 'pregnant' mollusks come to light as the excavation of Gesher Benot Ya'akov resumes after 30 years

4,700 apartments in 14 cities: The discounted apartment lottery is open for five weeks. 20% of apartments will be reserved for active reserve soldiers. Cities include Rishon LeZion and Kfar Saba

4,700 apartments in 14 cities: The discounted apartment lottery is open for five weeks. 20% of apartments will be reserved for active reserve soldiers. Cities include Rishon LeZion and Kfar Saba

Satellite images and ground footage reveal the aftermath of the attack on Hezbollah's central command HQ, which killed its chief, Nasrallah, along with a top militant and a key Iranian Revolutionary Guards general

Willem Middelkoop, a renowned Dutch investor and author, is bullish on the precious metals market. He predicts that gold will reach $3,000 before the end of the year.

Silver's potential for growth is fueled by technical factors, economic uncertainties, and historical precedents. The technical analysis suggests a bullish outlook for both gold and silver.

The poll predicts that Netanyahu's Likud party will become the largest, securing 25 seats and seemingly drawing support from Ben-Gvir's far-right Otzma Yehudit

Israel's massive airstrikes in Lebanon have dealt Hezbollah a severe blow, but will the IDF launch a ground offensive in south Lebanon? ■ Netanyahu has completely lost interest in negotiations with Hamas while still paying lip service to bringing the hostages home

While Iran's axis of resistance forced Israel into a multi-arena confrontation, the Israeli Air Force's new campaign of aerial bombardment has flipped the balance of forces and sent a clear message to Iran: seek a cease-fire and enforce it on Hezbollah, the Houthis, and the Iraqi militias

Air Force intercepts drone over Mediterranean Sea ■ U.K. gov't chartering flight to British nationals leaving Lebanon, country's foreign ministry says ■ U.S. announces $336 million humanitarian aid package for Palestinians in Gaza, West Bank ■ Explosions heard in Damascus area, state media reports ■ Direct attack by Iran on Israel will provoke harsher response than April, U.S. warns

Moody's language wasn't diplomatic, but it also wasn't as blunt as it could have been in saying what its economists really think about the government and its policies