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The strike on Dahiyeh, a Hezbollah stronghold, is Israel's third on Beirut since the November cease-fire; Lebanon's president condemned the attack, warning it could threaten regional stability

Canadian Jews are set to head to the ballot box for a federal election on Monday, with concerns about safety and antisemitism at the forefront for many Jewish voters.

At the European U23's championship medal ceremony, the Swiss fencing team did not turn toward the Israeli flag after the Israeli team won gold. The Swiss ambassador apologized to the Foreign Ministry and the Israel Fencing Association

Israel's Attorney General told lawmakers that the judiciary was exercising 'great caution' in actions that could impact freedom of expression and the press. The Shin Bet representative confirmed collecting info on the infiltration of Kahanism into law enforcement, but no data was gathered on lawmakers

The task facing the cardinals today is to elect a new pope to succeed Francis, who died on April 21 at the age of 88.

Protests against Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir at Chabad HQ in Brooklyn led to clashes, arrests, and accusations of violence.

The request for an explanation, issued in the form of a provisional order by the High Court, was handed down following a petition submitted by several groups 10 months ago, in light of the failure to draft yeshiva students, despite the 2024 ruling

Planned anti-Israel protests at Columbia and City College of New York were blocked by warnings and police actions. At CCNY, activists were evacuated and pepper-sprayed after clashing with officers.

While struggling to broker peace in Ukraine, U.S. President Donald Trump holds rare leverage to end the Gaza war and save the Israeli hostages – if he chooses to use it

Mike Maloney highlights silver's extreme undervaluation compared to gold, citing a historically high gold-silver ratio. He suggests silver offers a "catch-up" opportunity.

In Gaza, women are not asking for boardroom seats or missions to Mars. They are asking for bread, water, soap, a sanitary pad. For their children to wake up in the morning. But too often feminism, across the globe, turns its gaze from the blood on the floor

Hosted by Zvika Klein and Yael Eckstein, Good for the Jews? Inside Christian Zionism takes a look at the relationship between Christians and the Jewish people and state.

French writers Michel Houellebecq and Bernard-Henri Lévy will appear at this month's Jerusalem International Writers Festival, while nature is the star in several new Israeli exhibitions

In the Caribbean, meanwhile, a 'dirt ant' in amber sheds light on its surprising evolutionary trajectory – from small and hiding to big and hiding

Ahead of Israel's Independence Day, the family of Hersh Goldberg-Polin and the families of the five hostages who were murdered along with him in a tunnel in Rafah are inviting the public to an evening of songs for the hostages, without politics. Jon Polin says, 'Everyone wants to bring the hostages home, even people with different ideas on how to do it'

Throughout history, no body part has ever received as much attention as a man's extension; after all, it has been predominantly a man's world, and there is nothing wrong with self-love

After years of stagnation, two plans with 8,600 units were approved in S. Or Yehuda, including jobs & green space. A national plan with solutions for airport limits and special government funding.

After years of stagnation, two plans with 8,600 units were approved in S. Or Yehuda, including jobs & green space. A national plan with solutions for airport limits and special government funding.

The Israeli Society for Quality influences Israel’s future across industries and educational sectors by fostering a culture of excellence.

Andy Schectman reveals gold's unnoticed record highs, driven by central bank buying and potential revaluation. He sees tariffs as a distraction from larger shifts towards gold-backed systems.