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Conversations with a friend in Gaza, now sheltering in the Muwasi DP camp. He's 62, eats once a day and gets life-saving medicine from the 'terrorist' UNRWA. At the camp, they're waiting for Trump: Either he'll kill us or he'll end the war, says the friend

A fifth student is being investigated for the posters placed on the university’s River Campus, the university confirmed.

'Lyd,' co-directed by Palestinian journalist and activist Rami Younis, depicts what life might have been like if there hadn't been a Nakba. Banned in Israel, the film is drawing crowds in North America. 'To this day, apart from the Arab world and a few bleeding-heart left-wingers – no one actually acknowledges what happened to us,' Younis says in an interview

LEBANON: Lebanese health ministry reports 20 killed, dozens wounded in Israeli strike in central Beirut ■ GAZA: IDF intercepts two rockets launched into Israel from southern Gaza Strip; Hamas-controlled Gaza health ministry says 120 people killed in past two days ■ THE HAGUE: Germany to scrutinize ICC arrest warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant but take no immediate action

Gorka, who served in Trump's first term, has been dogged by ties to Hungarian far-right nationalist groups and incendiary remarks about Muslims

Macdonald was the first person in Canada to be charged with both terrorism and hate propaganda offenses, CBC reported, citing the RCMP.

PepsiCo purchased 50% of the Sabra Obela dips brand from Strauss for $244 million (NIS 900 million), making it the full owner.

Ursula Haverbeck, one of Germany’s most infamous Holocaust deniers and a hero of the country’s far-right and neo-Nazi movement, died while awaiting her latest prison term.

New research from TAU uncovers psychological and economic motivations behind invention withholding, suggesting that businesses ought to rethink their management strategies and incentive systems

Prime minister Netanyahu will try to persuade Israelis that the ICC case isn't against just him, but against all Israelis – while attempting to dismantle commonly agreed upon liberal norms. Meanwhile, Israelis will continue to bury their head in the sand about what is being done in their name in Gaza

Analyst: Central bank buying remains strong and is bolstered by ETF inflows

Andy Hoese, a renowned investor, sees the recent dip in gold and silver as a prime buying opportunity.

Renowned precious metals expert David Morgan warns of a looming currency crisis. As fiat currencies weaken, gold emerges as a reliable store of value.

Bazan CEO: “The capital market demonstrates confidence through the issuance of bonds maturing in 2034.”

Bazan CEO: “The capital market demonstrates confidence through the issuance of bonds maturing in 2034.”

Shurat HaDin Warns of a dangerous precedent against democratic militaries and calls on US to sanction The Hague and its chief prosecutor.

A former Military Intelligence chief believes that in the coming years the army will slice up Gaza and use the strips for raids into populated areas to fight Hamas' efforts to organize

The pro-Iranian militias in Iraq have become so independent that they are threatening Tehran's ambition to improve relations with the West

Meirav Leshem-Gonen, whose daughter, Romi, remains in captivity in Gaza, believes the hostages' return can only be achieved by working with Israel's current leadership

Defense Minister Katz informed Shin Bet Director Ronen Bar of the decision to stop using detention without trial earlier this week ■ Currently, 3,443 Palestinians and eight Jews are being held without trial