Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
Israel's Supreme Court delays the eviction of Rabbi Markovitz's faction from Ponevezh Yeshiva until August 2027 and raises concerns over a NIS 10 million fine.
The IDF eliminated four Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists in strikes across the Gaza Strip over the weekend, including a Hamas Nukhba cell commander and a sniper who targeted Israeli troops.
Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani officials meet Iranian leaders in Tehran to discuss de-escalation as Houthi attacks continue and Egypt backs Saudi defense.
Reuters reports that Hezbollah has received tens of millions of dollars from Iran to replenish its arsenal, develop explosive drones, and prepare for a possible renewal of fighting with Israel.
A JPPI survey reveals that 57% of American Jews with ties to Israel prefer an opposition victory in the Knesset elections, compared to 15% who support the coalition.
Chelli Goldenberg made harsh remarks about "the occupation and the settlers," only to discover that the conversation had been broadcast live. "I thought we were on a commercial break," she said.
After IDF troops identified three terrorists exiting a tunnel shaft in Khan Yunis, an aircraft struck the shaft and the terrorists.
Following a rock attack on families traveling home, Yitzhar residents demand the IDF clear buildings and groves near the road to prevent further attacks.
A teenage girl with no underlying medical conditions is hospitalized in intensive care at Assuta Ashdod Hospital following a severe complication of influenza. Her condition deteriorated within hours, and she is now sedated and on a ventilator.
Tzohar Rabbinical Organization releases a special prayer for Israel's elections, emphasizing national unity, shared responsibility, and mutual respect.
Lithuanian-haredi leader Rabbi Dov Lando says haredi 'Color Black' party uninterested in entering Knesset, will 'burn in hell.'
UN-appointed inquiry alleges extermination in Judea and Samaria and genocide in Gaza; Israeli mission accuses investigators of distorting history.
Receiving five new ambassadors, Israeli President Isaac Herzog voices concern over Dutch criticism of Israel, while calling for stronger ties with France and expanded cooperation with Austria and African nations.
Israel signs defense deal to supply Cyprus with new patrol vessel equipped with advanced Rafael naval systems, upgrade an existing vessel.
Searches following deadly terror attack reveal 15-meter-deep shaft near terrorist's home in Hebron, with electronic device inside.
The State Prosecutor's Office filed an indictment on Monday against an Israeli attorney accused of maintaining contact with a foreign agent and obstructing an investigation.
Otzma Yehudit releases footage of National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir warning of Hamas' increased strength, calling for tougher action just three days before the October 7 massacre.
Lana Nusseibeh, a senior Emirati diplomat of Palestinian descent, has entered the race to become the next secretary-general of the United Nations.
IDF, Shin Bet, eliminate Hamas military intelligence commander and engineering commander, accusing both of planning attacks and violating ceasefire.
Paratroopers arrest five Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists in Qabatiya; Battalion 202 raids over 50 locations in Binyamin during separate counterterrorism operation.
Elbit Systems wins $200 million in contracts to supply an Asia-Pacific country with advanced helicopter surveillance and targeting systems, pilot training technology, and aircraft displays.
Over 130 British doctors looking to move to Israel attended the MedEx UK event in London on Sunday.
Four senior reserve officers who served alongside Ofer Winter urge him to withdraw from elections, warning his party could waste crucial votes, cost right-wing bloc its majority.
CNN claims Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sought joint US-Israeli attack on Iran before elections, failed to secure US President Donald Trump's approval. Prime Minister's Office: Fake news.
Sheffi Paz, a prominent activist who led the struggle on behalf of South Tel Aviv residents and against illegal immigration, died Monday morning at the age of 74.
Defense Minister Israel Katz denies reports of disagreements between the government and IDF over Iran, saying no plans to launch attack before elections.
Israeli security forces arrest three suspects, including one with suspected Hamas ties, in operations in Bethlehem and Hebron.
After weeks of controversy, a judge ordered the release of Samaria security coordinator Pinchas Ran to house arrest.
A new policy blueprint urges Israel's next government to advance a sweeping slate of legislative reforms.
Israel braces for a sharp change in the weather, with thunderstorms, hail, flash floods, and strong winds expected on Election Day.
CENTCOM chief Adm. Brad Cooper visits the Strait of Hormuz as US forces report helping more than 3,000 ships transit the waterway and keeping shipping lanes clear of Iranian mines.
NYPD arrests a Brooklyn woman after a Jewish rabbinical student was stabbed in Manhattan's Diamond District.
Montreal man seeks $86,301 in damages after being arrested while displaying an Israeli flag at a cycling race. The criminal charge was later withdrawn.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva wins a fourth term, defeating pro-Israel rival Flavio Bolsonaro in a runoff.
During talks on an alliance with Yaron Zelekha, Moshe Feiglin reportedly said he could support Gadi Eisenkot as Prime Minister if appointed Defense Minister.
President Trump reiterates his endorsement of Netanyahu ahead of Israel's election, praising their joint achievements against Iran and urging Israelis to vote for him.
Police Commissioner Danny Levy presents Israel's Election Day security plan to Justice Noam Sohlberg, with more than 20,000 officers set to deploy nationwide.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic concedes electoral defeat after 14 years in power, as a student-led opposition movement scores a major political victory.
Hasidic man attacked with pepper spray while walking in Ashdod, assailant flees on an electric bicycle.
Zehut chairman Moshe Feiglin proposes differential Shabbat laws, in effort to preserve country's Jewish character while reducing division.
