Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
Hours after the stabbing attack and vehicle arson at a farm in Binyamin ended miraculously without casualties, new footage reveals the dramatic moments of the incident.
ICEJ brought Christian visitors to Judea and Samaria and promoted local businesses during Sukkot as part of a campaign opposing anti-Israel boycotts.
At the October 7 state memorial, Netanyahu vowed to destroy Hamas’s rule, finish the mission in Gaza, and continue pursuing those responsible for the massacre.
At the state memorial ceremony, President Herzog recalled the horrors of Route 232 and praised Israelis who rushed toward danger to rescue others.
Father of Tom Godo, who was killed by friendly fire in massacre aftermath, interrupts Netanyahu’s memorial address, accusing him of failing October 7 victims.
London police are deploying hundreds of officers as pro-Palestinian marches are planned for October 7 and 10, with strict conditions and arrests threatened.
MK Meir Porush says United Torah Judaism to veto coalition posts and coalition legislation until acceptable Draft Law passes.
Man in the audience shouts, 'You don’t deserve to lay a wreath,' as Supreme Court President Yitzhak Amit approaches during state memorial ceremony at Mount Herzl.
Cooler weather, local rainfall, forecast for Israel, with slight flash-flood risk in the south before temperatures rise again.
Ichud Hatzalah volunteers Giti Beer and Liad Ohana recall the first hours of October 7, their journey south and treating the wounded under fire, 'There were bodies everywhere.'
Kamari Retail Group to acquire 50% of Zalman’s for NIS 3.5 million as kosher fast-food chain plans to grow to about 40 branches nationwide.
Ministry report identifies pro-Palestinian protests and solidarity events in 37 countries, with 87 classified as medium or high risk and dozens planned near Israeli diplomatic facilities.
Nine suspects were arrested on suspicion of attempting to assassinate the son of a mob boss.
IDF units across all sectors held simultaneous memorial ceremonies at 6:29 a.m., the time the October 7 massacre began, lowering flags to half-mast and honoring the fallen.
IDF, ISA, eliminate Hamas Nukhba platoon commander Ibrahim Abu Oweimer, who infiltrated Israel during the October 7 massacre and continued working to restore Hamas capabilities and advance attacks.
Bar-Ilan University mathematics lecturer indicted over alleged plot targeting hundreds of Arabs in 12 coordinated attacks across Israel.
Police arrested tourist who tried to enter Kirya compound in Tel Aviv, said he intended to carry out a terrorist attack, reports say.
Israel’s leaders gather at Mount Herzl to honor IDF soldiers and security personnel killed in the Swords of Iron War, three years after the October 7 massacre.
Combat Antisemitism Movement denounces UK Green Party’s resolution equating Zionism with racism, warning it stigmatizes Jewish communities, turns anti-racism into vehicle for anti-Jewish discrimination.
Police arrest three daycare assistants after 11-month-old arrives at hospital with ear injury.
Political commentator Amit Segal blasts Transportation Ministry over its failure to use a national passenger database that could have helped identify pilots from hostile countries.
Footage from Soroka Medical Center reveals the first 24 hours of October 7 from the perspective of the medical teams on duty.
IDF's General Staff holds memorial ceremony, moment of silence, at 6:29 a.m. Monday morning, honoring victims of October 7 massacre.
Since October 7, 289 children have been named after Aner Shapira, z"l, who threw grenades out of the bomb shelter near Re’im, saving many lives. 'There is no stronger form of remembrance than this.'
President Isaac Herzog marks the start of the national day of remembrance for October 7 by lowering the Israeli flag to half-mast at the President’s Residence.
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir marks three years since October 7, vowing to learn its lessons, strengthen the military and protect Israeli civilians.
In a podcast, former hostage Romi Gonen reveals footage of herself being taken to Gaza: “I wake up with it in the morning and go to sleep with it at night."
Yemen's internationally recognized government launches a major offensive against the Iran-backed Houthis, vowing to retake territory seized by the terror group.
The US has withdrawn all bombers from RAF Fairford in England after commanders received new threats about a suspected Iran-backed plot targeting the base.
Amcha Yisrael falls below the threshold for the first time in a Kan News poll, leaving Eisenkot’s bloc with 52 seats to Netanyahu’s 51.
The UAE reportedly shared the flight’s passenger and crew information with Israel before takeoff, raising fresh questions over how the alleged cockpit attacker was allowed to board.
Israeli officials say the copilot planned to strike Ben Gurion Airport’s terminal during landing; Channel 13 reports he chose Flydubai because it flew to Tel Aviv.
Australian police are examining Hamam al-Hammami’s ties to the country, including his years as a student, after the attempted crash of a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight.
A soldier’s quick reaction prompted the evacuation of a bus packed with Givati troops just moments before it caught fire at a southern Israel base.
Alongside his activities within the Hamas terrorist organization, Saqr Qaisi served as the director of the Turkish organization Deniz Feneri.
Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir announces conclusion of October 7 investigations, warns Israel's enemies of preemptive strikes, and calls for expanding the IDF to confront multi-front threats.
During a visit to Ashdod Naval Base, Netanyahu pledged to expand Israel’s naval capabilities and warned against threats to its ports and maritime traffic.
The order signed by the Finance Minister following an agreement with the prime minister reduces the fuel excise tax, so that the price of 95-octane gasoline will fall from 8.27 shekels to 7.77 shekels per liter.
About 100 protesters gathered outside Sag Harbor Cinema, while the IAC urged future screenings to include survivor testimony and context.
CBS News reports an initial Israeli probe points to a lone attacker, while investigators continue examining the copilot’s background and possible outside ties.
