Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
White House officials debate how best to respond to Tehran, as some officials say the President prefers the military option, the White House claims he is leaning toward diplomacy.
A major storm struck Israel with wind gusts reaching up to 85 kph, injuring two women in separate incidents in Rishon Lezion and Tel Aviv, as emergency teams responded across the country.
An unusual conversation took place between the President of the Supreme Court, Yitahak Amit, and the Deputy President Noam Sohlberg and Judge David Mintz, who claimed that the planned conference would be divisive.
A resident of Ma'ale Adumim was caught driving without a license - for the sixth time. He was transferred for interrogation.
Emily Damari and Romi Gonen recount the moment they learned that the Hamas leader who orchestrated their abduction was killed by IDF troops.
Woman shouts 'I'm going to kill all the Jews' while following a Jewish couple and their young children before sucker-punching the father.
Three suspects were arrested on Monday afternoon (today) on suspicion of attacking a shepherd at "Mikneh Avraham" Hill in Gush Etzion.
An Axios report says Iran’s foreign minister contacted a senior Trump envoy amid rising tensions, as President Trump weighs military options while leaving the door open to renewed nuclear talks.
MK Yair Lapid says his party was wrongly branded as left-wing by its opponents and lays out a list of the party's right-wing positions.
Amid the tension in the region and protests in Iran, Israelis once again received a threatening message in English with a mysterious and vague wording.
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir declared at a Otzma Yehudit faction meeting that if the Supreme Court decides to remove him, it would be an "unlawful decision."
Anti-Hamas militia commander Hussam al-Astal released a video claiming responsibility for killing a senior Hamas police official and warning collaborators of further assassinations.
President Isaac Herzog meets Japanese Foreign Minister Motegi Toshimitsu to strengthen bilateral ties.
Haaretz warned after Jewish shepherd's photo was published by Haaretz without his parents' consent.
Supreme Court rejects petition against Chief Rabbinate, ruling that the Rabbinical Council is authorized to decide if Baladi can import poultry from Brazil.
Yehoshua (Josh) Boone, a reservist in the Carmeli Brigade, found lifeless in his home. Family and friends fight for recognition for him.
Arab rioters attack Jewish shepherd from Mikneh Avraham, stealing part of his flock.
Jerusalem Faction leader Rabbi Azriel Auerbach visits family of rammed teen Yosef Eisental.
Senior legal official says far left is pressuring Justice Noam Sohlberg to influence upcoming High Court deliberations on Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, despite no legal grounds for his ousting.
After security incidents near Gaza City, IDF officers in the area warn against employment of Arab workers at IDF posts near the border.
Jewelry store significantly damaged in Bnei Brak burglary.
Ministers and MKs publicly discuss a long-term vision for Gaza, 'Only with a clear vision for Gaza will we be able to defeat our enemies and achieve absolute victory.'
Teachers Union boycotts meeting of Knesset's Education Committee, drawing anger from MKs.
IDF and ISA arrest terrorist who fired towards IDF soldier in Shechem, along with additional suspects.
According to an Al-Sharq report, PA President Mahmoud Abbas was taken for medical treatment in Ramallah.
Tzachi Braverman, head of Prime Minister's Office team, appeals release conditions following interrogation. 'Absurd political investigation.'
Belgium councilor says he supports an Islamic state in Belgium, governed according to Sharia law, 'even if it takes decades.'
Hamas delays elections for head of political arm as delegation sent to Cairo.
IDF Major accused of instructing relatives and friends on how to fraudulently extract money from a reserve soldiers’ assistance fund, allegedly abusing his position of trust for personal gain.
Jerusalem-area security forces carry out widescale raid in Shu'afat, confiscating weapons, ammunition, and drugs.
Winter weather system to bring heavy rainfall, strong winds - and maybe snow.
WJC President Ronald Lauder condemns the arson at Beth Israel Congregation in Jackson, warning that hatred resurfaces when unchecked and urging decisive action against rising antisemitism and extremism.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar says Samoa will open an embassy in Jerusalem in 2026, praising its support for Israel.
UK politicians across parties urge Prime Minister Keir Starmer to proscribe the IRGC amid Iran’s deadly crackdown, mass protests, and rising security concerns.
U‑Haul drives through Iran‑solidarity protesters in Westwood, sparking chaos as activists confront the driver.
Reza Pahlavi declares a new phase of the uprising, urging intensified action inside and outside Iran as protests grow, vowing the regime is weakening and that “Iran’s freedom is near."
Haredi extremists disrupt an event for parents of Hashmonaim Brigade soldiers in Bnei Brak. Three soldiers lightly injured. Brigade commander evacuated with police assistance.
White House hints the US military is ready in cryptic social media post, as US officials say Trump is weighing military and political options as Iran protests intensify.
The town of Rehavam has begun construction as part of the government plan to bring one million residents to Samaria.
Brig. Gen. (res.) Meir Finkle says IDF investigations prioritized pleasing senior command, downplayed failures, and contributed to flawed assessments of Hamas.
