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Lebanese PM says incident is 'serious violation of our sovereignty' ■ Hezbollah chief Nasrallah not harmed, source says ■ Seven reportedly killed in additional pager explosions in Syria ■ IDF Home Front Command doesn't issue any update in instructions for the Israeli public ■ Netanyahu convenes meeting with top ministers in Tel Aviv

Israel invested millions in social media intelligence systems and had at least five when the Gaza war broke out. They all failed. A new crop of firms stepped in – and they're now looking for clients

The British prime minster announced a 2.2 million pound pledge to fund the Holocaust Educational Trust's 'Lessons from Auschwitz' program, which has sent tens of thousands of students to visit Auschwitz in Poland

Gold doesn’t correlate strongly to U.S. presidential elections, but has performed slightly better after Democratic wins.

Last year was the first time in 30 years that gold miners made no major gold discoveries.

Precious metal has lagged heavily over five years, but is starting to show signs of upward momentum

'We are in the middle of a complex security situation, and it's uncertain whether it's possible to replace the defense minister right now. It might become necessary, but the prime minister understands he has a serious problem,' said one source

The letter emphasized that Israeli content is a unique product serving small markets with distinct cultural and linguistic characteristics.

The letter emphasized that Israeli content is a unique product serving small markets with distinct cultural and linguistic characteristics.

'On October 7, a latent antisemitism was dusted off,' says the author of the report on antisemitic incidents. Over half the attacks took place in the three months post-October 7

Interior Minister Moshe Arbel explained that the names were removed to prevent the leaking of personal information about the hostages, saying that they will be listed in the printout on election day ■ '(If) my son were to return in a week, he won't be on the voter rolls. Someone decided to kill him,' a hostage's father said

MK Gideon Sa'ar knew how to refuse tempting offers by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, including rotating prime ministership, and considers him an illegitimate and unfit leader. Now he is slated to be the insurance policy of the Israel's worst-ever government

The incident marks at least the third instance of self-immolation in the United States outside of an Israeli consulate or embassy in protest of Israel's military campaign in Gaza

Reno was best known as the divorce capital of the world in the 20th century, but these days the city attracts 'Bay Area refugees,' many of them Jewish, who are drawn by more affordable housing and a less intense life

'The Bibi Files' documentary reveals previously unseen footage of the prime minister being interrogated by police in 2018, which eventually saw resulted in him being charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust

Climate activist Greta Thunberg has been labeled "antisemite of the Week" by StopAntisemitism after her arrest at an anti-Israel rally, accusing Thunberg of using her platform for antisemitism.

A report published by Institute for Jewish Policy Research finds that three out of four British Jews consider Israel's current situation 'bad' or 'very bad' and are much more pessimistic than they were a year earlier

A Ministry of Finance review shows a 29% rise in July 2024 apartment sales vs. July 2023, with new sales up 51%. Investor activity and first-time buyer purchases also saw strong growth.

A Ministry of Finance review shows a 29% rise in July 2024 apartment sales vs. July 2023, with new sales up 51%. Investor activity and first-time buyer purchases also saw strong growth.

On Monday, Netanyahu was reportedly contemplating the dismissal of Yoav Gallant, under the pretext that the defense minister is opposed to a large-scale operation in Lebanon. A senior Likud minister suggested the move to replace him with Sa'ar stems from Gallant's disagreements with the prime minister over the issue of exempting the ultra-Orthodox from military service