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ISRAEL: U.S. military strikes Houthi command-and-control facility in Yemen after missile fired toward Israel ■ GAZA: 45,059 Palestinians killed in Strip since Oct.7, Health Ministry says ■ SYRIA: U.S. officials warn Turkey's military buildup may signal imminent incursion into Syria, WSJ reports ■ LEBANON: Lebanon's caretaker PM orders the reopening of the country's embassy in Damascus

Otzma Yehudit rejects coalition position and opposes state budget for 2025 - which was passed by parliament in its first reading

Military presence in villages close to the border fence is visible everywhere, and the military makes it clear it has eliminated Hezbollah's capability to invade Israel. However, the military admits that the return of residents home depends on rebuilding trust: 'It will not be rebuilt in a day or two'

Another military method for handling the menace of a nuclear Iran has opened up: not bombing the nuclear facilities but an Israeli-American attack aimed at threatening the regime with collapse

According to a new report by Israeli nonprofit Latet, 80 percent of those receiving aid from the organization cannot afford to buy enough food, and half of parents had to give up baby formula

On Sunday, Netanyahu's office announced 'the prime minister's plan,' in fact approved by the previous government in 2021, and which had its budget slashed this year. In effect, the cabinet only approved a budget addition of just over 40 million shekels – less than the amount that was cut

Leaders of several Jewish organizations say the keynote speaker of the annual 'People of Color Conference' downplayed the October 7 Hamas attack and labeled the establishment of Israel as a 'racist' endeavor

The Israeli army classified Mawasi as a humanitarian zone and directed Gaza's civilian population there. But despite its humanitarian classification, the IDF has never refrained from striking it – and the UN says attacks there have intensified recently

Israel's significant strikes on Syria's chemical weapons caches have brought renewed attention to the spats between Israel and the U.S. over the reported slow-rolling of certain munitions that Israel says it needs in Gaza, Lebanon and Syria. Like the war itself, this subplot is ongoing

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir was recorded arriving at the courthouse with police escort after breaking traffic laws ■ A Haaretz probe found that his spokesman's car followed the same route and used emergency lights against authorization

In wartime, taking care of children in Gaza has turned into a daily fight for survival, sometimes forcing parents to sell their belongings to buy diapers or milk for their kids. Some parents report hindered development due to malnutrition

Israel's defense minister said that Hamas has shown greater flexibility on the issue of the IDF remaining in Gaza's Philadelphi and Netzarim corridors, and confirmed that an agreement would be implemented in stages

A Chinese study of sick fish springs a surprise: They too use fever to boost the 'memory' of their immune system

Researchers from Amnesty International discovered that Serbia managed to use technology from the Israeli company Cellebrite to hack into the phones of its own citizens and infect their devices with malware

More than 12,000 of the dead are women and over 17,000 are children, the Hamas-run health ministry says ■ The ministry also estimates that at least 10,000 people are buried under rubble ■ The death toll represents over two percent of Gaza's population

Peter Krauth, a renowned precious metals expert, recently warned of a "perfect storm" brewing in the silver market.

Rubino, known for his contrarian views, predicts a potential currency collapse and urges investors to seek refuge in gold.