Tel Aviv considering cancelling Sukkot events after Yom Kippur violence
City says in light of Rosh Yehudi's violation of order prohibiting gender partition on Yom Kippur, other events could be canceled.
Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
City says in light of Rosh Yehudi's violation of order prohibiting gender partition on Yom Kippur, other events could be canceled.
'Brothers in Arms' group reacts to violent disruption of Yom Kippur prayers by fellow anti-government protestors.
Leading religious Zionist rabbi reacts to violent disruption of Yom Kippur prayer service in Tel Aviv.
Incendiary balloons cause fire in Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Council as rioters cross Gaza border fence into Israel.
Religious Zionism party MK opposes plan by Otzma Yehudit leader to hold another prayer service at site of Yom Kippur clashes in Tel Aviv.
The father of Yehuda Levi, 8-year-old killed in rockslide, recalls the moments when tragedy hit his family during an end-of-summer hike.
Alongside the protests against Yom Kippur prayers in Tel Aviv, demonstrators also disturbed the services being held in Jaffa.
Woman suffers severe allergic reaction after accidentally consuming fish in a Jerusalem restaurant.
President using shorter stairs, using balance exercises after multiple public falls contribute to sense he is too old to run again.
Security forces dispatched after reports of shots fired towards vehicle near Hamra Junction; later reports clarify: 'gunshot' was flat tire.
The Im Tirtzu movement calls for the removal of the Israeli Consul in Chicago after he criticized the public Yom Kippur prayers in Tel Aviv.
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu denounces claims that the prayers in Tel Aviv should have been moved to avoid disturbances.
Terrorists who fired at an IDF post uploaded a video of the attack, showing three shooters using long rifles.
Commentator Amit Segal demands condemnation of the Tel Aviv riot from all quarters.
Orr Amrami sings AI-powered 'duet' with singer Leonard Cohen obm, who came to Israel especially to perform for soldiers posted at the front.
Students will begin with a year of ulpan and computer science courses, allowing them to then pursue engineering degrees taught in Hebrew.
President Herzog addresses State Memorial Ceremony marking 50 years since Yom Kippur War, calls for Israelis to put aside their differences.
The public will for the first time be allowed to march to the historic altar on foot over the course of Sukkot.
Students at Yeshivat Hakotel end the Yom Kippur prayers with song and dance, and a moving march to the Western Wall plaza.
The Health Ministry has ordered 200,000 vaccines to counter the rise in critical COVID-19 hospitalizations.
NY Gov. Kathy Hochul deploys an additional 150 members of the New York National Guard to support response to asylum seeker crisis.
TV personality Erez Tal suggests a different way to handle gender separation in Tel Aviv prayer services.
Following threats of terror attacks, police to maintain high alert until after the holiday season.
A businessman from Rehovot was injured falling from a ladder as he built his sukkah.
As Yom Kippur concludes in Tel Aviv, a young girl asks her father a poignant question: 'Why are they shouting 'shame' to the shofar?'
Lebanese security forces detain man suspected of being behind last week’s shooting outside US embassy, in which no one was hurt.
Speaker of the House of Commons of Canada apologizes for Parliament's standing ovation to Ukrainian who fought for a Nazi unit.
In addition to the prayers in Dizengoff Square, the protesters also sought to disturb another prayer service at Habima Square in Tel Aviv.
Yeshiva students who witnessed a bus crash began praising God for having kept the incident from being fatal.
Numerous government figures spoke out about the riot that developed around a public Tel Aviv prayer service.
Safed Chief Rabbi responds to disruption of Yom Kippur prayer in Tel Aviv by left-wing protestors, court ruling barring Orthodox prayer.
Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian sought exemption from travel restrictions on Iranian officials in the US during UN General Assembly.
A new report claims that the monkeys used in Elon Musk's brain implant trials were not all unharmed - as the billionaire claimed.
Nearly 300 faint or suffer dehydration as a result of the fast. 170 women taken to the hospital in labor.
Thousands mark end of holiest day of the Jewish calendar with singing at Jerusalem holy site.
The IDF struck a military post belonging to the Hamas terrorist organization in the Gaza Strip
Foreign Minister Eli Cohen: This is good news for all Israelis. In weeks, Israelis will be able to visit US without waiting at embassy.
As the Day of Atonement comes to an end the Rosh Yehudi organization held a mass prayer at Dizengoff Square
According to MEMRI, Iran has generated a massive windfall of up to $15.7 billion for illegally seizing American hostages
Israel National News wishes our readers a meaningful fast. News coverage ends this evening, resumes tomorrow evening.