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Market cools off following the U.S. election and year-long rally that has sent prices to new highs

Yasser Matar and his friends were at a café when Israeli troops invaded the Qalandiyah refugee camp. As the young men ran for cover, Matar was shot dead at close range on the street

Case in point: Evyatar, which was transformed from a makeshift outpost into a full-fledged settlement under the state's auspices

Surveys conducted in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza offer glimmers of hope among reasons for despair

LEBANON: IDF attacks Hezbollah targets in Beirut's Dahiyeh suburb ■ IRAN: Tehran says claims of being involved in assassination attempts of U.S. officials are part of 'Zionist conspiracy' ■ GAZA: 44 people killed in past day; IDF says residents of north Gaza not permitted to return to their homes ■ HOSTAGE DEAL: Qatar withdrew from its role as a mediator in truce talks between Israel and Hamas, citing the refusal of both sides to negotiate in 'good faith'

An alleged "Jew hunt" was announced well in advance in the messaging app Telegram, prompting rioters to travel from far outside Amsterdam to attack Israelis.

The Democrats say the Jewish vote is one of their few solid metrics of the 2024 election. A Fox News poll says Harris beat Trump by 66-32 in the community, paltry for this parameter. Senior activists explain their conclusions to Haaretz

Israelis describe the physical violence they faced in Amsterdam, and the story of two Chabad rabbis who helped those in need.

Donald Trump's relationships with the region's leading powers during his first term were full of ups and downs. Now these nations no longer fear a U.S. reaction when choosing their allies

A criminal complaint filed in federal court alleges that an unnamed official in Iran's Revolutionary Guard instructed a contact this past September to put together a plan to surveil and ultimately kill Trump before the election

According to a report in The Guardian, Brig. Gen. Itzik Cohen said that there would be no return of residents to north Gaza, and aid would enter the south regularly, but not the north, 'because there are no residents left there.' The IDF said the comments were taken out of context

Shabtay, a father of three and teacher at a high school yeshiva, was seriously wounded in a clash with Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, in which five other reservists were killed

Leiter, a right-wing writer affiliated with Kohelet Forum, supports West Bank annexation and was once active in Kahane's Jewish Defense League. His son died in combat in the Gaza war. The pick signals Netanyahu's intention to align with Israel's settler movement ahead of Trump's new term

Some 150 members of a trans-denominational Jewish Renewal synagogue file into a dimly lit space for singing, commiserating and even sound healing. 'The country has always felt distant to me, but now it's my own state that doesn't feel like home anymore,' says one

As unpredictable as Trump is, Putin may be miscalculating once again. In a Ukraine-war peace deal, Trump might urge the EU to speed up Kyiv's accession process and demand that Moscow end its military ties with Iran

Gold's current bull market has lasted 105 weeks with a 64% return, well below the historical average of 250%. Given past trends, gold prices may have more room to rise as uncertainties persist.

  In November 1938, the world witnessed the beginning of the Holocaust with Kristallnacht, a horrific pogrom of extreme violence against Jews. Last night, 86 years after that horrific event, Amsterdam experienced another pogrom that felt like history repeating itself. The shocking scenes from Amsterdam – a coordinated and planned attack against Israeli soccer fans […]

Gold ETFs hit a six-month streak of inflows in October 2024, driven by demand from North America and Asia. Total assets under management reached a record $286 billion, fueled by rising gold prices.

A senior law enforcement official told Haaretz that tensions exist within the investigation into the leak of classified materials. Police, investigating alongside the Shin Bet, rejected claims, attributing them to a professional disagreement among authorities

According to data obtained by Haaretz, half of all reservists have served more than 100 days ■ Military commanders report declining motivation and attendance rates among reserve forces