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Israeli scientists eavesdrop on marmosets and find they take turns 'talking' and labeling each other with specific calls, a first among non-human primates

For years fake job listings for Arabic and Farsi speakers with background in security were posted online in apparent bid to dupe potential collaborators; campaign almost identical to one revealed by Shin Bet

Gold prices rebound as U.S. GDP exceeds expectations, while a 5.5% drop in pending home sales pressures the market. Silver rises, bolstered by Vizsla’s high-grade discovery.

A letter signed by Columbia faculty obtained by Haaretz claims that the university's updated rules, drawn up after pro-Palestinian protests caused widespread disruption, have deep flaws. 'We are concerned by reports that the Inclusive Public Safety Advisory Committee does not include any Israelis or Jews supporting the State of Israel,' the letter says

Watch gold at $2,527 and silver at $29.75 for potential breakouts that could define the next bullish trends.

Israel's Secondary School Teachers Association said that the Finance Ministry is 'trying at all costs to break organized labor, privatize the education system and sign teachers to personal contracts, thus turning them into contracted employees'

Israeli hostage Arye Zalmanovich died in Hamas captivity from lack of medical care, rescued hostage Kaid Farhan al-Qadi says ■ U.S., Egypt and Qatar expected to present new proposal 'within days' to resolve two key issues in truce talk ■ The EU's foreign policy chief officially asks if member states want to consider sanctioning 'some Israeli ministers' for anti-Palestinian incitement ■ Here's what you need to know 328 days into the war

The evacuation of kibbutzim after October 7 left their older members in a quandary. The support and infrastructure that enabled them to live independently vanished in an instant. With heavy hearts they've adjusted to a completely different way of life. Will it ever be possible to go home again?

Can Israel top its last showing of nine medals at the 2020 Tokyo Games? Outstanding contenders in swimming, taekwondo, rowing, tennis and women's goalball have a good chance of doing so at the Games in Paris

A municipal pool quietly operated with gender segregation for several days this month, with discounted tickets available through the municipality's Torah Culture Department – while the municipality withheld details on the program's budget

Should the IDF change open fire rules in cases of large-scale Jewish terror like Jit?

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A young Israeli woman flying with her father to Copenhagen to obtain foreign citizenship, and another preparing to join her twin sister in a career in the army

MIT and several of its institutions were listed in the map, because it ostensibly "supports and profits from war and imperialism, colonialism, Zionism, privatization, and gentrification."

Rabbi Avidan Freedman, who lives in the West Bank settlement of Efrat, rejects what he sees as Israel's sanctification of force, supports a hostage deal and sanctions against violent settlers, and is waging a battle against the country's sale of arms to repressive regimes

Gold: More Than Just a Fear Asset

A new report by the New York State comptroller reveals that 65 percent of all felony hate crimes in New York City were targeted at Jewish individuals, and that a growing number of attacks were directed at people rather than property

Precious metals draw down slightly after jobs data comes on consensus. Volatility likely to be lower as U.S. heads into holiday weekend.

These airlines join Air France, Aegean carriers, and Azerbaijan Airlines, which earlier this week resumed flights to Israel following the airport's closure due to a flareup in the country's northern border

When the "apparently" homeless victim attempted to walk away, the suspect pulled down his face mask and spat in the pedestrian's face.