Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
Southern District police arrest heavy truck driver after spotting dangerous driving on two-way road; 61-year-old Palestinian driver was seven times over the legal alcohol limit and was arrested.
Twin-engine jet carrying eight crashes during takeoff in Bangor, Maine.
Military correspondent Doron Kadosh claims Cabinet is acting like a rubber stamp on Rafah crossing, says he is troubled by what he describes as Israel granting Hamas a 'certificate of integrity.'
IDF strikes Hezbollah weapons storage facilities, military infrastructure, in southern Lebanon.
London police detain 86 people after protesters backing a Palestine Action hunger striker breach prison grounds.
Haredi families in Israel’s periphery have fewer children, spend more on transport and communications, and show higher car and TV ownership.
Iran’s judiciary chief vows “no leniency" for protest suspects as rights groups report thousands killed and mass arrests.
Yair Golan opposes Gadi Eisenkot’s unification initiative and argues that Naftali Bennett should be positioned as the one tasked with bringing votes from the right-wing bloc.
Columbia University is preparing to name Jennifer Mnookin, a Jewish professor, as its next president, after a turbulent search shaped by campus unrest, federal pressure, and major financial penalties.
Ambassador Yechiel Leiter marks one year in Washington, recalling key moments from meetings with President Trump to the embassy tragedy, Operation Rising Lion, the Gaza ceasefire, and the return of hostages.
During the Cabinet meeting, ministers voice strong opposition to opening the Rafah crossing and transferring control of Gaza to the Palestinian Authority.
Following the Security Cabinet meeting, the PMO clarifies: The Rafah crossing will not open until all efforts to recover the body of Staff Sergeant Ran Gvili have been exhausted.
El Al offers new service, allowing customers to cancel flights up to 48 hours before takeoff, with no extra fees.
IDF conducting extensive searches for remains of last hostage after reaching based on intelligence information.
PM Netanyahu and Minister Regev meet with parliament members from Hungary, Austria, Spain, and France, thanked them for their support.
Channel 12 correspondent says allowing Egypt sole control over Gaza’s main gateway could entrench Hamas rule and turn the Strip into a permanent jihadist front.
A new AI video gives a voice to the humanitarian supplies taken by Hamas for military purposes.
US envoy says talks were constructive as Washington and Jerusalem coordinate next steps on Phase 2 of Trump’s Gaza plan and broader regional issues
Visiting Israel for Holocaust Remembrance Day, Leo Terrell prayed at the Western Wall for peace and an end to rising antisemitism worldwide.
Rina Matzliah said during a taxpayer-funded broadcast that she did not understand why soccer players recite the Biblical verse and called the phenomenon 'disgusting.'
Four residents of al-Aroub were arrested on suspicion of throwing Molotov cocktails at security forces. Another suspect was shot on for throwing stones near Route 1.
The government has approved an aid and benefits plan for reserve service members for the coming year, totaling 6.2 billion shekels.
The IDF struck a structure from which Hezbollah terrorists operated in the Bir al-Sansal area in southern Lebanon
Talik Gvili, mother of Staff Sgt. Ran Gvili, the last hostage held by Hamas: 'It seems that the Americans believe Hamas. I am worried, but I remain optimistic.'
Iran International reports a high death toll based on confidential reports and medical testimonies, alongside allegations of extrajudicial executions
The Wall Street Journal reports that the assistance includes air support, intelligence, and logistical supplies. One of the militia leaders denied receiving assistance from Israel.
Dr. Eyal Hulata, former head of the National Security Council, estimates that the US has not yet decided whether to attack Iran and that significant considerations are still being weighed.
Naama Levy and Karina Ariev told Galei Tzahal that Hamas’s staged release ceremony felt empowering, as they recall captivity, survival, and ongoing rehabilitation.
A suspect breached a roadblock on Route 60 between Ofra and Shiloh, near the British Police Junction
7th Brigade Combat Team in southern Gaza locates launchers, weapons, and terrorist infrastructure.
Dozens of protesters blocked the southbound lanes of the Ayalon Highway this morning (Sunday), demanding action to address the rising rate of crime in the Arab sector.
Human rights organizations and medical sources estimate that the death toll from the unrest in Iran continues to rise, while the regime in Tehran insists the number stands at about 3,100.
A Military Police jail warden is suspected of posing as an abductor, sending photos of a detainee to his family and demanding ransom for his release.
Fire and rescue teams were dispatched to the Ma'alot Dafna neighborhood in Jerusalem to extinguish the fire.
Emory University dismisses Fatemeh Ardeshir Larijani, daughter of a newly sanctioned Iranian security chief, after protests and calls from US lawmakers demanding her removal.
German police arrest a Lebanese man accused of aiding a Hamas plot to attack Jewish and Israeli institutions.
According to Axios, Netanyahu rejected a White House request for Herzog to attend Trump’s Gaza Peace Board launch in Davos, prompting tense exchanges.
A massive winter storm cancels thousands of US flights, cuts power to tens of thousands, and triggers emergency declarations.
Israeli official claims: “Witkoff pushed to bring our major rival Turkey to the border. The clock is ticking backward toward a confrontation with Turkey."
Hundreds of attendees at Meitar rally call for the immediate return of deceased hostage Ran Gvili and the completion of the first phase of the deal with Hamas.
