Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
Tzfat's Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu responds to 'Pulsa Denura' ceremony performed against him, says he feels that the curse has become a blessing.
The JPPI September index indicates a clear majority against Hamas rule and against a full withdrawal from Gaza, but shows Israelis are willing to consider a deal to secure the release of hostages.
Avi Suissa, a United Hatzalah medic, described the first moments at the Ramot junction attack in Jerusalem, "A very difficult morning".
About 70,000 people took to the streets of London to protest against spiralling extremism and Jew-hate in Britain, 'antisemitism is rife right across the UK. You will see it, you will hear it, you will feel it.'
Fury as judge wishes 7/7 bombings mastermind Haroon Aswat 'all the best' as he prepares to walk free in Britain despite fears he's still a risk.
Defense Minister Israel Katz warns Hamas of 'powerful hurricane' unless they lay down their weapons, release the hostages.
Former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen praises Qatari money transfer to Hamas in leaked recording.
Niv Peretz from Afula is the police officer killed during a pursuit of arms dealers in the Umm al-Fahm area.
Defense Minister Israel Katz considers allowing Jews to stay at Joseph's Tomb for three days during Rosh Hashanah.
Niv Peretz from Afula is the police officer killed during a pursuit of arms dealers in the Umm al-Fahm area.
Iran expert Eliyahu Yossian warns against complacency towards the regime in Tehran, which he believes is currently preparing for next confrontation against Jews and Israelis.
Groundbreaking study suggests that mutations driving evolution are informed by the genome, not random.
Lebanese Christian leader Samir Geagea urges Hezbollah to disarm, warning of civil war and accusing the group of serving Iran.
London police issue updated tally, say 890 people were arrested during a protest supporting banned group Palestine Action.
Over 70,000 march in Brussels to support Palestinian Arabs, calling for sanctions against Israel.
Pro-Palestinian protester causes a crash during Vuelta a España’s Stage 15, as tensions over Gaza spill into the race.
Jewish activists in Scotland warn First Minister Swinney that his anti-Israel rhetoric and boycott policy are fueling antisemitism. Nearly 3,000 sign a letter urging him to retract and protect Jewish safety.
Israel’s national team fights throughout the game but falls 84-79 to a strong Greek team, ending its journey in the European Championship.
Hamas responds positively to Trump’s ceasefire proposal, welcoming talks but imposing conditions of Gaza withdrawal, prisoner release, and a commitment to uphold agreements.
Discovery of a Hebrew-marked cylinder off Lampedusa fuels alarm in Italy, with speculation over satellites, military debris, and growing political outcry.
Naftali Bennett invites Gadi Eisenkot and Avidor Liberman to merge into a large party to offer an alternative to Netanyahu’s leadership. The two said they would consider the idea closer to elections.
The proposal would see all 48 hostages released on the first day, along with terrorists and Palestinian Arab detainees.
Israeli Astronomical Association broadcast the full lunar eclipse live.
Initial inquiry found that the UAV that struck Ramon Airport was detected by the IAF systems but was not classified as a hostile UAV; accordingly, the interception and alert systems were not activated.
The Nahal Brigade, under the command of the 99th Division, located a Hamas operations room in a terror tunnel that spanned hundreds of meters.
The IDF has permitted the publication of footage of the June 20 Iranian missile strike on Haifa’s Sail Tower, which damaged government offices, injured 55 people, and forced ministries to relocate.
The High Court accepted a petition by the Association for Civil Rights: The Prison Service must ensure adequate nutrition for security prisoners, even during wartime.
Interception debris fell near a town on the Egypt border in the Ramat Negev Regional Council. The IDF is investigating a report of a drone launched from Yemen that fell at Ramon Airport.
A special workshop on Friday introduced dog handlers to a series of fundamentals for the use of working dogs in several applications.
After protests in front of Chief of Staff Major General Eyal Zamir’s home and vandalism of the house walls, the IDF declared the area in Ramat Hashavim a closed military zone.
A recent survey shows that more than half of the spouses of reservists have experienced damage to careers, declines in academic performance, and financial difficulty.
Samaria governor Yossi Dagan has concluded a series of meetings in Budapest aimed at vetoing sanctions against Israel and strengthening international support for sovereignty.
PM addresses the diplomatic price Israel is paying in its fight against the Hamas terrorist organization during the weekly Cabinet meeting.
Journalist Ehud Ein-Gil said that Israel is committing war crimes, comparing attempts to deny hunger in Gaza to denials during the Warsaw Ghetto period.
US Ambassador to Israel tells BBC the unilateral recognition of Palestine caused Hamas to stop negotiating the release of the hostages and violated the Oslo Accords.
Minister Yitzchak Wasserlauf claimed that Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has diverted hundreds of millions of shekels from his ministry's budget.
Police officers arrested a woman on suspicion of trying to drown her 69-year-old mother-in-law at a Sdot Yam beach.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir toured Umm al-Fahm with police and the Israel Lands Authority as part of an effort to enforce building violations.
Israel’s plans to establish a temporary terminal in Moldova for Breslov Hasidim traveling to Uman are facing difficulties after Chisinau presented new demands.
A new study reported by The Sunday Telegraph reveals that 21% of UK citizens agree with four or more antisemitic statements—a worrying surge compared to the last decade.
