Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
IDF strikes terror infrastructure in the Gaza Strip, in response to a violation of the ceasefire agreement in which terrorists fired shots toward IDF troops operating in the area of the Yellow Line.
Officers locate and arrest two minors who tore down and desecrated a flag near Jaffa Gate and filmed the act for social media.
Yasam officers raid an apartment in north Tel Aviv and locate a baby kangaroo and other exotic animals; 63-year-old suspect arrested.
According to the data, a party led by Ofer Winter does not pass the electoral threshold and mainly harms the Religious Zionism party.
IDF spokesperson reports that military forces arrested a number of Israeli civilians who crossed the fence into Gaza and returned them safely.
A wide-ranging nighttime operation by the Northern District special forces raided targets in Jenin and villages in northern Israel to arrest five suspects who extorted a businessman.
The military court sentenced Ali Dandis, who murdered IDF soldiers in 2007, to three life sentences and awarded unprecedented compensation to the families of the victims.
The "Nachala" movement held a march toward the ruins of the Nisanit settlement. A special moment occurred when a soldier who lost his leg planted a tree next to the fence.
An Iranian report claims that the Khoramshahr-4 missile has been deployed in underground facilities, with speeds of up to 16 times the speed of sound, a range of 2,000 kilometers, and a heavy warhead.
The Prime Minister sought to remove the "cloud of betrayal" hanging over security officials for the October 7 failures, but MK Tally Gotliv interrupted: "We knew there was betrayal."
Two Israeli civilians from the Jerusalem area were arrested on suspicion of committing serious security offenses while maintaining ongoing contact with hostile elements.
Military court sentences terrorist who murdered Yehuda Dimentman, a young father, to life in prison, imposes unprecedented damages.
IDF troops identified approaching terrorists, neutralized threat, military statement confirms.
Vessels carrying over one million liters of fuel overtaken by IRGC, report says.
State Prosecutor’s Office files two indictments involving smuggling goods into Gaza. Zini's attorney: 'These were only cigarettes - allegations of aiding the enemy are unfounded.'
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa says his country has not forgotten its 'revenge' against Lebanon.
'Weddings have become nightmares, people wait for the music to end so they can run home,' haredi composer Rabbi Hillel Paley says.
18-year-old yeshiva student Yitzhak Hamadi was killed in a head-on crash in Elad; family members in the other vehicle were injured. Police are investigating.
Eliezer Stern, haredi involved in espionage for Iran, sentenced to three years in prison.
Defense Ministry inks $130m deal with Elbit Systems to integrate Israeli systems on CH-53K helicopters.
Rabbi Avigdor Hayut, who lost his eldest son in the Meron tragedy, celebrates with former Sephardic Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef.
For the first time in the history of the Satmar movement, a group from the Hasidic sect is leaving the boundaries of Bnei Brak and establishing a community on Har Yona in Nof HaGalil.
Hasidic woman flying out of Prague is shamed at passport control, forced to remove head covering.
Official statements stress that antisemitism will not be tolerated, but recent developments cast serious doubt on that claim
Former US Ambassador Dan Shapiro shares his expectations of the US-Iran nuclear talks scheduled for Friday.
After eliminating terror leaders in the war, IDF boosts security for senior officers and military delegations.
Baku Sephardic rabbi visits Knesset, highlights Azerbaijan’s commitment to Jewish community security.
Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi begins a hunger strike to protest her detention and harsh conditions in Iran, with her family warning her health and safety are in serious danger.
Prime Minister Mark Carney replaces Canada’s antisemitism and Islamophobia envoys with a new national unity council, prompting Jewish groups to warn the government not to weaken efforts against rising antisemitism.
New York City Mayor selects Phylisa Wisdom of the New York Jewish Agenda to lead NYC’s antisemitism office, prompting concern from Jewish leaders.
Ryan Routh sentenced to life in prison for attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump, with prosecutors calling the plot “heinous" and the judge condemning it as “evil."
Elias Rodriguez, accused of killing two Israeli embassy staffers, now faces new terrorism charges, with prosecutors saying the attack was an act of terror and could carry a mandatory life sentence.
Haredi parties halt the split of the Arrangements Bill and demand progress on the Draft Law. Vote postponed to Monday after no solution reached.
Vice President JD Vance says Trump will keep all options open on Iran, stressing diplomacy but warning the US could use military force to stop Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
At the conference of Religious Zionism school principals, the chairman of the Authority for Jewish Identity, Nir Orbach, spoke about the public’s desire for cohesion and unity.
The US administration has confirmed that it agreed to the request of Arab countries to hold talks with Iran on Friday in Oman, hours after initially announcing their cancellation.
Regardless of whether the Arab parties run together or not, poll finds that the coalition bloc will secure more seats than Netanyahu’s opponents.
US First Lady Melania Trump held a private meeting with freed American-Israeli hostage Keith Siegel in the White House today.
Rav Elyakim Schlesinger, elderly head of haredi yeshivot and Rosh Yeshivas HaRama passes away at age 104 in London.
The IDF and ISA struck and eliminated the terrorist Muhammad Issam Hassan al-Habil, head of a Hamas terrorist cell, who murdered Corporal Noa Marciano in captivity.
