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Israel's Meteorological Service reported several record-breaking high temperatures, while firefighters worked to extinguish blazes sparked by holiday celebrants who failed to properly put out Lag Ba'omer bonfires in the Jerusalem area

Alasdair Macleod warns that gold market liquidity is tighter than reported due to strong Eastern demand. He critiques Keynesian economics, discusses potential futures market squeezes.

Austria won the song contest, with Israel's Yuval Raphael's final score surprising even the most devoted fans – Israel had dropped in the betting rankings. Hundreds in Basel protested Israel's participation

After a dramatic week featuring a hostage release, Trump's visit, and major attacks in Gaza, pressure on both sides has grown, but it remains unclear if any breakthrough can bridge the longstanding divides

Every day Hamas tortures them makes healing harder,' freed hostage Mia Schem tells Tel Aviv protesters ■ Einav Zangauker, mother of hostage Matan, said that hostage families will 'launch an all-out war' against Netanyahu if he sabotages a deal ■ Two pro-Netanyahu Israelis attacked protesters in central Israel

The Guardian reported that the group said providing food aid to all Gazans 'would require expanding aid distribution mechanisms beyond the current model'

Michal Kesten-Keidar, widow of IDF officer Dolev Keidar – killed in 2014 while stopping an infiltration from Gaza into Israeli communities – says she can't fathom that Israel isn't doing everything to bring back a hostage who is a husband and father

Jim Thorne outlines a new world order driven by US AI dominance, gold, and Bitcoin. He predicts the "EU empire" is ending and advises investments in tech and precious metals.

Officials confirmed that Hamas and Israel are indirectly discussing a two-month cease-fire, followed by talks for a permanent truce. Both sides returned to the table as the IDF launched massive strikes in Gaza alongside an expanded ground offensive

Thomas Parilla, in a Triangle Investor interview, urgently advises buying physical gold and silver. He warns of fiat currency risks, inevitable QE, and potential dollar implosion.

Rubino predicts a potential Trump-led gold standard amidst global currency woes. He warns of an inevitable reset, fueled by debt and AI's rise, urging precious metals investment.

Syria's new rulers maintained ties with Russia even after Assad flew to Moscow, causing EU states seeking to limit Russia's influence amid the war in Ukraine discomfort. In February, the EU suspended sanctions on Syria, allowing currency printing

Massive air strikes preceded the offensive across Gaza, which killed hundreds of Palestinians. About one hundred people were reportedly killed on Friday, including children

According to a J7 report, Australia recorded a 317% increase in antisemitic incidents in 2024. In Germany, there were over 38 antisemitic incidents for every 1,000 Jewish residents.

Microsoft acknowledged its deep involvement in the Gaza war for the first time, but did not directly address questions about precisely how the Israeli military is using its technologies

GAZA: Health officials say 66 Palestinians killed in overnight strikes ■ ISRAEL: Senior IDF officer visited Azerbaijan for talks with Syria, Israeli source tells CNN ■ LEBANON: IDF said it attacked Hezbollah commander involved in rebuilding terrorist infrastructure in Lebanon ■ SYRIA: Saudi Arabia, Qatar paid off Syria's debt, World Bank says

Kanye West, who now goes by “Ye,” released the track last week, in which he sings the chorus, ““All my n—s Nazis, n—a, heil Hitler.”

In exchange for accepting the Palestinians, Libya would receive billions of dollars from previously frozen aid funds. According to the report, Israel is updated on the talks held by the U.S. government, but a final agreement on the initiative has not yet been reached

Neighborhood Corner: Kiryat Shmuel is shaped by religious leadership, urban planning under the British Mandate, and the trials of Israel’s early statehood.

Neighborhood Corner: Kiryat Shmuel is shaped by religious leadership, urban planning under the British Mandate, and the trials of Israel’s early statehood.