Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
Yeshiva staff and students, as well as Ashdod's mayor, attend Torah scroll dedication honoring Major Chen Bouchris, who fell in battle on the morning of October 7 while defending southern Israel from the invading Hamas terrorists.
Australian television presenter Erin Molan urged the Pope to blame those truly responsible for the suffering in Gaza.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suffered from UTI caused by benign enlargement of his prostrate gland, and was treated with antibiotics.
Parha Yousouf, mother of Druze IDF soldier Madahat Yousouf, who the Ehud Barak government abandoned to death, dies at 85.
'Report highlights horrors the hostages endured, reveals the brutality of the enemy with whom Israel is engaged; global community must utilize all available means to end this cruelty and bring the hostages home,' Health Minister Uriel Busso says.
Sara Netanyahu's attorney claims the legal inquiry against Sara is politically motivated, illegal and biased.
An IRGC plot to kidnap the Israeli journalist Babak Itzhaki was foiled by noncooperation from an agent.
In the German cities of Berlin and Brandenburg, the Muslim name 'Mohammed' ranks as 2024's most popular name for baby boys.
Large Hanukkah menorah made of rocket fragments, created by artist Eli Gross, is set up in Hostages Square.
Gaza Division begins operational activity to dismantle terror targets in Beit Hanoun in northern Gaza.
Soldiers from the Egoz Unit and Sayeret Golani light candles at an IDF base in Syria. Watch.
Three youths plan to sleep outdoors in the Galilee, find themselves caught in a storm, suffering from brutal cold, and unable to leave the area. Police officers arrive to rescue them.
IDF announces: Underground infrastructure 100 meters long and leading to a Radwan Force rest area is destroyed.
Projectile launched from Yemen intercepted outside Israel just after 2:00 a.m., two projectiles from Gaza intercepted an hour before Shabbat concludes.
For the third night of Hanukkah, Israeli actress and activist Noa Tishby is joined by actress Mayim Bialik.
US President publishes his final Hanukkah message as President on X.
The US-supplied Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system, which has been stationed in Israel since October, successfully intercepted the missile fired by Houthi rebels early Friday morning.
The government dissolved in the wake of a no-confidence vote in Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
Rain, snow, and flooding expected over weekend as temperatures drop below seasonal average.
IDF's 226th Brigade locates truck with 40 rocket launchers, barrels and weapons storage facility inside pharmacy in southern Lebanon.
Ido Malka, a Golani Brigade reservist, auditioned for 'The Next Star' with a moving performance dedicated to his comrades in the field.
Minister of the Negev, Galilee, and National Resilience, Yitzhak Wasserlauf, harshly criticizes Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, accusing her of selective enforcement.
Fire breaks out in children's room due to Hanukkah menorah, father and daughter lightly injured due to smoke inhalation.
Brothers of fallen IDF soldier Amit Levi speak about the memories he left them and the lessons he wished to leave behind.
IDF, ISA, carry out intelligence-based operation targeting terror infrastructure and operatives near Jabaliya's Kamal Adwan Hospital.
One hundred vehicles, one for each hostage still in Gaza, form the hostage ribbon symbol in Sde Boker.
At the Janta Crossing on the Syria-Lebanon border, IAF planes strike weapons smuggling infrastructure serving Hezbollah terror group.
Ludmilla Lipovsky, 83, dies of her wounds following Herzliya stabbing attack; terrorist neutralized and captured.
Former Sephardic Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef supports freeing hostages in exchange for dangerous convicted terrorists, claims his words on drafting haredi yeshiva students were misunderstood.
Breslov hasidim visiting Uman, Ukraine, warned photographing security forces, checkpoints, or military facilities may be arrested on suspicion of espionage.
IDF Spokesperson’s Unit publishes photos of the preparations and the takeoff of Israel Air Force planes for Thursday’s strikes in Yemen.
Authorities confirm that the driver of a taxi cab, which jumped a curb and struck six pedestrians in New York City's Herald Square on Christmas Day, was experiencing a medical emergency at the time.
President and vice president of University of Michigan’s student assembly, both prominent pro-Palestinian Arab activists, removed from office after being found guilty of dereliction of duty.
Syria’s newly established authorities initiate major security operation in Tartus province, a day after 14 policemen were killed by Assad supporters.
President Isaac Herzog lights Hanukkah candles with families of hostages: Without the return of the hostages, a scar will remain that will cut through our society and our people forever.
Sirens sounded in many towns across central Israel, the Shfela (Lowlands) and Judea. IDF says missile from Yemen was intercepted before crossing into Israeli territory. 18 people treated for injuries suffered on the way to shelter, two treated for anxiety.
On the second night of Hanukkah, Israeli actress and activist Noa Tishby is joined by Jewish actress Mila Kunis for the candle lighting. Kunis, who was born in Ukraine, reveals that it was not until she moved to the US and started a family that she began to reconnect with Judaism.
Israeli airline suspends operations on the Tel Aviv-Moscow route for one week, cites "developments in the Russian airspace."
Prime Minister speaks on the importance of the fight against Iran: We did not make all of Jewish history so that the Ayatollahs and their proxies could put an end to the Jewish story.
During the incident in which Major Shriebman fell, a soldier in the Multidimensional Unit (888) was severely injured. In an additional incident, a tank commander in the 9th Battalion, 401st Iron Tracks Brigade, was severely injured.
