Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
The Civil Administration notified officials in Hebron and the Palestinian Authority that it will advance planning procedures to roof the courtyard of the Cave of the Patriarchs despite PA objections.
More than 80% of Jewish students worldwide hide their Zionist identity, while one in five know Jewish peers who were physically assaulted on campus this past year.
Amid recent concerns of Israel facing diplomatic isolation due to the war in Gaza, the Parliamentary Israel Allies Caucus in Japan was formally re-launched today.
Following the announcement that the IDF has commenced its ground offensive into Gaza City, the Interior Committee began today with a reading of Psalms for the success and safety of the IDF.
A UN report has concluded that Israel has committed acts of genocide against Palestinians in Gaza since October 7, 2023. The Foreign Ministry denounced the report as 'laundered Hamas lies.'
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz was moved to tears at a dedication ceremony marking the reopening of the historic Reichenbachstrasse synagogue in Munich, saying he 'declares war on antisemitism.'
At a Jerusalem event with 6,000 attendees, Sgt. First Class Michelle Rukovitzin, gravely wounded on October 7, stunned the crowd by walking onstage to accept a Medal of Heroism.
Families of hostages camp outside Prime Minister’s Residence in Jerusalem, warning Gaza offensive endangers their loved ones and demanding a deal.
Reports of IDF tanks entering Gaza City, alongside intense overnight airstrikes. Minister Katz: "Gaza is burning. We will not relent or turn back until the mission is complete."
Halifax police are seeking a suspect after antisemitic graffiti targeted synagogues and a Jewish center. Police Chief Don MacLean states: "Hatred will not be tolerated".
Secretary of State Rubio, Ambassador Huckabee and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speak at the unveiling of Jerusalem’s Pilgrimage Road unveiling, affirm the eternal bond between the Jewish people and their capital.
President Trump denies an Axios report that Netanyahu gave him advance warning of strike on Hamas in Qatar, adds that Netanyahu "won't be hitting Qatar again."
Hostage families protest IDF strikes in Gaza City, fearing for loved ones. They accuse PM Netanyahu of sacrificing hostages for political gain and ignoring their pleas for answers.
'Each of us must check how many cars they steal, how many houses they break into, how many people they have murdered out of a religious commandment. This is terrible, simply, terrible,' says Rabbi Yosef.
Goldknopf demands that yeshiva students detained by the army be allowed to celebrate Rosh Hashanah with their families and pray at the synagogues they attend every year.
2 men arrested after a bomb that failed to detonate was found under a Fox News vehicle in Salt Lake City, 2 days after Charlie Kirk was assassinated in Utah.
'Israel can lead 20% of global innovation,' says Dovi Frances, founding partner of Group 11, in an optimistic vision for Israel's position in the field of artificial intelligence.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses the “Fifty States - One Israel” event at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with the largest delegation of American legislators to ever visit Israel.
Rabbi David Yosef says in condolence letter to the family of Charlie Kirk that he regrets never having met Kirk, praises the right-wing activist's 'great deeds and noble character.'
The IDF and the ISA reveal 21 tenior terrorists from the Islamic Jihad terrorist organization who were eliminated.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar accused, in a meeting with a U.S. congressional delegation: “A pro-Palestinian mob disrupted a race with encouragement from the Spanish Prime Minister. This must stop.”
MK Simcha Rothman pushes to split Attorney General’s role, warns Hamas 'is not safe anywhere,' decrying rising antisemitism and hatred of haredim.
President Isaac Herzog meets in Jerusalem with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to mark the 5th anniversary of the Abraham Accords.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledges the impact of diplomatic isolation on Israel’s ability to import weapons and ammunition. “We will need to develop our own industries.”
The Director General of the Defense Ministry believes there will be further rounds of combat against Iran.
In a meeting in Jerusalem, Netanyahu and Secretary Rubio emphasized that Israel and the U.S. are acting together against Iran and Hamas, and committed to working toward the release of the hostages.
A reservist who was present at a meeting on the draft law asked the MKs to promise not to push through legislation until the war had been won.
High-rise building used by Hamas to gather intelligence and monitor IDF troops in the area is brought down by IDF.
An international conference against antisemitism focused on the spread of antisemitism within the judiciary, the media, politics and education.
In preparation for construction of light rail's Blue Line, Jerusalem closes parts of King George Street and Nathan Strauss Street to vehicle traffic - permanently.
The Southern District of the police carried out a large-scale security drill this week as part of preparations for the High Holidays.
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett says Israel must deal with threats when they are still small, build a large, strong army and advanced technology, and give Israel a positive vision for the future.
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir says during closed meeting that the IDF lacks clarity regarding the plans for Gaza after the war ends.
The office was implicated in a fraud scheme involving fictitious employment and fraudulent tax returns.
Hamas now holds some hostages in tents and private homes, ahead of increased IDF ground operations.
French investigators open a corruption inquiry into former Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati. The probe, launched by anti-corruption groups, accuses Mikati and his brother of fraudulently building their fortune.
Antisemitic graffiti, including "Jews did 9/11" and a swastika, found on two Halifax synagogues and a Jewish center.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul officially endorses Zohran Mamdani for NYC mayor, despite their past disagreements and his anti-Israel stance.
Merav, mother of hostage Guy Gilboa-Dalal, reveals her son is being held above ground in Gaza City and used as a human shield, and pleads for an end to the fighting.
Government submits response to Supreme Court, arguing its orders contradict the law and democracy - but agrees to explore an alternative plan.
