Alisa Odenheimer
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Israel Stocks Plunge On Global Market Selloff And Iran Threat
The benchmark TA-35 stock index fell as much as 2.7%, the most in a week, before slightly paring losses to be down about 2.5% at shortly before 1 p.m. local time. The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is closed Friday and Saturday.
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Israel Stocks Plunge On Global Market Selloff And Iran Threat
The benchmark TA-35 stock index fell as much as 2.7%, the most in a week, before slightly paring losses to be down about 2.5% at shortly before 1 p.m. local time. The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is closed Friday and Saturday.
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Truce Talks Drag As Hamas Hits Israel Crossing In Deadly Attack
(Bloomberg) -- Israel is prepared to temporarily halt the war in Gaza to gain the release of the hostages held there, but won’t agree to the Hamas demand to end the war completely, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.
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Truce Talks Drag As Hamas Hits Israel Crossing In Deadly Attack
(Bloomberg) -- Israel is prepared to temporarily halt the war in Gaza to gain the release of the hostages held there, but won’t agree to the Hamas demand to end the war completely, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.
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Israel, Allies Mostly Block Unprecedented Attack From Iran
Israel says more than 200 missiles, drones launched from Iran. Iran says it retaliated for deadly strike on military leaders.
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Israel, Allies Mostly Block Unprecedented Attack From Iran
Israel says more than 200 missiles, drones launched from Iran. Iran says it retaliated for deadly strike on military leaders.
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Netanyahu Says Victory Near, Pulls Some Troops From Gaza
Israel’s defense establishment has completed preparations to respond to any scenario that may develop regarding Iran, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said on Sunday.
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Palestinian PM Shtayyeh Resigns Amid Calls For Reform
The prime minister of the Palestinian Authority, Mohammad Shtayyeh, said he and his government will resign, though it’s unclear if President Mahmoud Abbas will accept the resignation.
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Palestinian PM Shtayyeh Resigns Amid Calls For Reform
The prime minister of the Palestinian Authority, Mohammad Shtayyeh, said he and his government will resign, though it’s unclear if President Mahmoud Abbas will accept the resignation.
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Israel Weighs Eichmann-Style Public Trials For Oct. 7 Attackers
The prospect of such a set of trials is daunting from numerous perspectives.
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Israel To Launch Rafah Attack Unless Hostages Home In March
An estimated 1 million Palestinians fleeing the fighting in Gaza have taken refuge in the Rafah.
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Israel To Launch Rafah Attack Unless Hostages Home In March
An estimated 1 million Palestinians fleeing the fighting in Gaza have taken refuge in the Rafah.
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Israel Pulls Out Of Peace Talks Over ‘Delusional’ Hamas Demands
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has opted not to send a delegation to Cairo for follow-up talks aimed at securing a cease-fire with Hamas, again dismissing the militant group’s demands as “delusional.”
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Red Sea Attacks Force Firms To Test New Land Routes Via UAE, Saudi
An Israeli software startup and one of the world’s biggest shipping lines are among companies that for the first time are opening up commercial trade routes running through the heart of the Middle East to bypass the Houthi-menaced Red Sea.
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U.S. Announces New Task Force To Counter Houthi Red Sea Threat
Attacks called reckless, dangerous by US Secretary Austin. He also announces ministerial meeting to discuss threats
