Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
Italy will not join President Trump’s Board of Peace, with Foreign Minister Tajani saying constitutional limits make participation impossible despite Rome’s close ties with Washington.
Reserve Captain Omri Ronen announces his entry into politics, saying that everyone who held office on October 7 should step down.
Sen. Lindsey Graham says any US-Iran agreement must meet national security needs and be submitted to Congress, noting Iran’s track record makes any deal difficult to advance.
Washington Post publisher Will Lewis announces he is stepping down days after the paper announced layoffs of one-third of its staff.
Iran’s Foreign Minister says talks with the US will resume soon, warns US bases could be targeted if Iran is attacked.
Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner board the USS Abraham Lincoln following their talks with Iran in Oman, which the President described as “very good."
Former Defense Minister attacks Netanyahu in an extensive interview on Channel 12 News. The Prime Minister’s associates respond: “Lies by Gallant."
Italian authorities probing suspected sabotage on northern rail lines after major delays as the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics opened.
IDF troops operating in both the southern and northern Gaza Strip identify, eliminate terrorists who crossed the Yellow Line, posing an immediate threat.
Two haredi youths injured in road accident en route to Uman, Ukraine.
Ilan Segev, a former senior ISA official, claims that as early as 2018 there was a rare and precise opportunity to eliminate Yahya Sinwar together with Saleh al-Arouri - and that Netanyahu refused to approve the attack.
October 7 terrorist nears IDF forces in Gaza, is eliminated.
Saudi newspaper reports on Hamas efforts to preserve both living and deceased hostages.
Terrorist frees himself from handcuffs, attacks female IDF soldier at military base.
After listening to roughly 200 submissions, Kan’s selection committee chooses a song written by Yuval Raphael, Nadav Aharoni, and Tzlil Klifi. The selected entry will be performed by Noam Bettan.
Siren sounds in Karmei Tzur after two suspects seen near the community fence. Residents ordered into protected spaces as IDF forces search the area and reinforce security.
US sanctions 15 entities and 14 vessels tied to Iran’s oil network as officials meet in Oman for rare talks.
Benghazi attack suspect Zubayr al-Bakoush transferred to the US to face charges tied to 2012 attack that killed four Americans.
IDF troops eliminate a terrorist who approached forces near the Yellow Line and strike Hamas sites after ceasefire violations, stressing they will act against any immediate threat.
CENTCOM chief's presence at US-Iran talks intended to increase pressure, but Iran will not retreat, media outlet Nournews stresses.
Russian deputy intelligence chief shot Friday morning in Moscow; investigations underway.
High temperatures and haze expected, and where will there be rain?
Father of terrorist Jihad al-Shamie, who murdered two Jews on Yom Kippur in Manchester, England, posts antisemitism, incitement, and praise for Hitler.
Bus loses control, rams into store, injuring 10; woman extracted from beneath wheels in critical condition.
Health Ministry, Teva, announce expansion of voluntary recall of specific batches of Nutrilon Stage 1 and Nutrilon AR infant formulas.
Watch: Suspect attacks, stabs, Beit She'an rabbi, is indicted.
No major changes in political map, and no easy path to coalition, new poll reveals.
Parkland, Florida, unanimously adopts the IHRA definition of antisemitism, with Jewish residents urging action.
Tories urge a retrial after six Palestine Action activists were acquitted in a raid on an Elbit factory.
Organizers plan a 100‑boat flotilla to Gaza in March, calling it the largest civilian effort yet and urging the world to stop Israeli interception.
Justice Minister Yariv Levin responds to the Attorney General’s accusations that he is deliberately delaying judicial appointments and rejects them outright.
IDF strikes terror infrastructure in the Gaza Strip, in response to a violation of the ceasefire agreement in which terrorists fired shots toward IDF troops operating in the area of the Yellow Line.
Officers locate and arrest two minors who tore down and desecrated a flag near Jaffa Gate and filmed the act for social media.
Yasam officers raid an apartment in north Tel Aviv and locate a baby kangaroo and other exotic animals; 63-year-old suspect arrested.
According to the data, a party led by Ofer Winter does not pass the electoral threshold and mainly harms the Religious Zionism party.
IDF spokesperson reports that military forces arrested a number of Israeli civilians who crossed the fence into Gaza and returned them safely.
A wide-ranging nighttime operation by the Northern District special forces raided targets in Jenin and villages in northern Israel to arrest five suspects who extorted a businessman.
The military court sentenced Ali Dandis, who murdered IDF soldiers in 2007, to three life sentences and awarded unprecedented compensation to the families of the victims.
The "Nachala" movement held a march toward the ruins of the Nisanit settlement. A special moment occurred when a soldier who lost his leg planted a tree next to the fence.
An Iranian report claims that the Khoramshahr-4 missile has been deployed in underground facilities, with speeds of up to 16 times the speed of sound, a range of 2,000 kilometers, and a heavy warhead.
