Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
Iran's parliament speaker urges military readiness despite US negotiations, as Trump threatens further action and Tehran demands concessions over the Strait of Hormuz.
Former US Vice President criticizes the Biden and Trump administrations over Israel's Gaza operations, saying Washington should have used its leverage more forcefully.
Irish author Sally Rooney's publisher will stop selling her books in Britain over legal concerns stemming from her support for the banned group Palestine Action.
Israel has reportedly blocked construction of a Gaza military outpost for Trump's Board of Peace, delaying deployment of international troops and reconstruction.
CENTCOM says US forces destroyed an Iranian-linked vessel targeting American warships in the Gulf of Oman, as Washington continues enforcing its naval blockade.
Violent clashes erupt near Bnei Brak as dozens of extremist protesters attempt to force their way into a building housing an IDF unit responsible for integrating haredi soldiers.
New parliamentary caucuses in Athens and Nicosia aim to strengthen Israel's strategic partnerships in the Eastern Mediterranean, promote security and energy cooperation, and counter antisemitism and regional threats.
Prime Minister Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Sa’ar welcome opening of Colombia’s embassy in Jerusalem and hail strengthening of relations between Israel and Latin America.
PM rejects claims made by former Shin Bet chief in NIS 3 million defamation suit against Netanyahu.
One Intel employee was killed and two were severely injured in a Kiryat Gat factory fire as police investigate a possible gas explosion and hazardous materials leak.
Kan News reveals that two businessmen, not Egyptian intelligence chief, were aboard the aircraft that landed in Israel 11 days before the October 7 massacre.
The IDF has launched a process to evaluate acts of heroism during the battles from October 7 until the beginning of the ground offensive in Gaza.
A 10-year-old boy was killed after a burning dumpster exploded in Beitar Illit, sending an object flying and striking him as crews rushed to the scene.
President Isaac Herzog meets Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev on the sidelines of an international summit, discussing regional security and ways to strengthen strategic cooperation between Israel and Azerbaijan.
A Bedouin terrorist was convicted of operating on behalf of a Gaza-based terrorist organization, providing intelligence on targets in Israel, and enlisting in the IDF on his handler's instructions.
The 99th Division completed 4 months of operations in northern Gaza, eliminating terrorists involved in the October 7 massacre and hostage captivity, and dismantling Hamas infrastructure.
Iranian and Turkish representatives protested after an Israeli delegate mentioned the October 7 massacre, but the Astana interfaith conference continued as planned.
Following government approval, Israel's Defense Ministry moves to finalize an agreement with the Pentagon for 12 Boeing Apache Echo helicopters, with deliveries expected early next decade.
IAI recognized for excellence in quality and delivery across F-35 and F-16 fighter jet programs, marking another milestone in nearly four decades of cooperation with American defense giant Lockheed Martin.
LTG Zamir warns of increased potential for escalation across multiple fronts, condemns violence against innocent civilians during the olive harvest season.
Colombia inaugurated its Jerusalem embassy as the two countries restore ties, revive trade, and expand cooperation after a two-year diplomatic rupture.
IDF and Shin Bet forces arrested five operatives in raids on groups in Ramallah and Yatta accused of serving as financial and organizational arms of Hamas and the PFLP.
Defense Minister Israel Katz warns Hezbollah against joining Iranian attack on Israel, saying IDF will seize additional territory in southern Lebanon, strike Beirut's Dahieh district.
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu visited students mourning 14-year-old Elazar Yair Wilensky, killed by an unexploded munition on a school trip.
Delegates attending an international conference on combating antisemitism were reportedly left without 70 hotel rooms after Dublin’s Herbert Park Hotel questioned whether the event was linked to the IDF.
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The National Committee for the Administration of Gaza has signed an agreement with Germany’s GIZ development agency to support reconstruction, economic recovery, public services and institutional development across the Gaza Strip.
IDF eliminates Hamas commander Momen Ahmad Salameh Ay, who helped hold Israeli hostages captive and violated Gaze ceasefire, in Gaza City strike.
Part of a building undergoing renovations collapsed Wednesday morning on Nahalat Binyamin Street in central Tel Aviv. Rescue teams have pulled three people from the rubble.
The government is expected to approve the transfer of more than NIS 1 billion to accelerate payments for Israel’s Apache attack helicopter procurement deal, with most of the funding coming from cuts to the five-year development plan for Arab society.
IDF's 810th Brigade discovers ready-to-detonate explosive device, Hezbollah position, during operation near Kfar Shouba in southern Lebanon.
Houthis developing ballistic missiles with a 2,000-kilometer range using Chinese components and Iranian assistance, Wall Street Journal reports says.
US President Donald Trump announces plans for extensive oil, gas, and mineral exploration in Greenland, touting its vast natural resources.
UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese urges the ICC to investigate Israeli journalists and officials for alleged incitement to genocide, renewing controversy over her remarks.
Prime Minister Netanyahu claims Economic Party chairman Yaron Zelekha voted for Meretz and participated in anti-Netanyahu protests in Balfour and Kaplan.
Republican Bruce Blakeman confronts Gov. Kathy Hochul over rising antisemitism in New York, accusing her and Mayor Zohran Mamdani of fueling anti-Jewish hostility.
CENTCOM rejects Iran's claim of control over the Strait of Hormuz, saying US forces helped transport 19 million barrels of oil and continue enforcing a naval blockade.
Iran summons Britain's ambassador and threatens to reconsider relations after UK officials accused Tehran of directing a suspected plot at RAF Fairford.
Dutch police arrest a 20-year-old suspected of planning a terrorist attack near Rotterdam. Weapons seized after reports of his plans to kill multiple people.
Netanyahu confirms Egypt's intelligence chief visited Israel before October 7 but denies meeting him: "I want to know the truth. There are cameras."
