Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
IDF identifies launch of a missile from Yemen toward Israeli territory. The missile is intercepted successfully, no sirens sounded. Residents of central Israel report explosions due to the interception.
Iranian President Pezeshkian rejects Prime Minister Netanyahu's offer to help solve Iran’s water crisis, calling it a "mirage."
In a speech in South Carolina, Sen. Lindsey Graham fiercely defends Israel, slams Hamas, and warns Republicans against wavering support: “If America pulls the plug on Israel, God will pull the plug on us.”
Al-Arabiya reports that Egypt is working to finalize a comprehensive ceasefire deal in Gaza, expected by the end of August.
An Ibiza real estate agent cancels a French-Israeli couple’s villa reservation after learning they were from Israel: “You are not welcome until the genocide with Palestine stops”.
Finance Minister and Minister in the Defense Ministry Bezalel Smotrich to approve the construction of 3,401 housing units in E1 area, connecting Ma’ale Adumim and Jerusalem. “Breaking conventions, this is Zionism at its best.”
Former IDF Chief Herzi Halevi criticized Mossad Director David Barnea for poor judgment on Iran policy, claiming he took credit for IDF-led ops and sought personal publicity.
Unknown person or persons lock front gate of the parking lot of the building where Justice Minister Yariv Levin lives, forcing residents to break the lock to leave.
Efforts are underway to schedule a meeting between Defense Minister Katz and Chief of Staff Zamir amid tensions over IDF appointments and Gaza strategy disagreements.
An Oketz Canine Unit soldier was dismissed from Gaza after refusing an order to send his dog to inspect a terrorist’s body, fearing harm to the animal, soldiers now forced to enter buildings without a dog.
At a Northern Command ceremony, Lt. Gen. Zamir outlined a shift in Israel’s defense posture, highlighting operational gains and a renewed strategy against northern threats.
US Ambassador Dorothy Shea condemned Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping, calling for the release of detained sailors and warning of Iranian support fueling regional instability.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses attendees at NEWSMAX's event in Jerusalem.
As part a longer interview by Visegrad24, British right-wing activist Tommy Robinson explained why he supports Israel. He explained his long-held support for Israel through personal experiences visiting the country.
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir conducts a field tour in southern Lebanon, says Israel has a 'new strategic approach' that is more 'proactive.'
The extreme heat, which reached 105 degrees Faranheit in Jerusalem. has caused injuries, fires, and train delays. Forecasters estimate significant relief from the heat only by Sunday.
The IDF and Shin Bet eliminated Abdullah Saeed Abd al-Baqin, a deputy commander of a Nukhba company who took part in the abduction of Ron Sherman, Nik Beizer, and Tamir Nimrodi.
Following a Shin Bet revelation that a father and son from Kafr Aqab planned terror attacks, the Regavim movement is calling for the demolition of a three-story illegal building constructed along the security fence.
The South Sudanese Foreign Ministry denied that it was in talks with Israel to accept Gazan immigrants, says report 'does not reflect the official position or policy.'
Global coalition from more than 15 countries urges UN and international community to coordinate with GHF to feed Gazans more efficiently instead of relying on the compromised UNRWA.
Police arrest Tulkarm resident in Ra’anana on suspicion of planning terror attack.
Lt. Col. Matan Feldman has assumed command of the Menashe Regional Brigade, replacing Col. Ayub Kayuf, who served in the position for the past two years.
Peace Now claims government advancing over 4,000 new housing units in Ariel and Maale Adumim, accuses leadership of ‘deepening annexation.’
Netzah Yehuda soldiers complete Talmud in memory of the battalion's fallen soldiers; chief rabbis attend ceremony. 'You labor with great dedication, on a sacred mission.'
Marking 60th anniversary of Nostra Aetate, leading Jewish and Muslim religious leaders pledge responsible cooperation and mutual engagement amid Middle East tensions.
El Al sent a letter to the transport minister and the prime minister expressing opposition to allowing Wizz to establish an operational base in Israel, a step expected to lead to lower ticket prices.
Dozens of terrorists throw rocks near Duma, two Israelis lightly injured.
MK Nissim Vaturi accuses IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir of causing diplomatic damage after leaks from cabinet discussions led to a weapons embargo by Germany.
Unvaccinated two-year-old dies of measles complications after spending weeks hooked up to ECMO machine.
The head of the Samaria Regional Council called on President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio to impose personal sanctions on a PA official after he made comments supporting the October 7th massacre.
Powerful heatwave set to worsen across Israel, with extreme temperatures nationwide and highs nearing 50°C in Eilat.
Israeli defense contractor Elbit Systems announced on Wednesday that it has signed a major defense contract worth approximately \$1.635 billion with a European country.
The Toronto International Film Festival announced today (Wednesday) the removal of the film The Road Between Us - The Ultimate Rescue from this year's screening lineup.
Rachamim Eliyahu Elnatan, 25, was tragically killed on Tuesday afternoon in a motorcycle accident near Ganot Interchange on Route 1
Germany’s halt of certain weapons exports to Israel has drawn condemnation from Jewish groups and members of Chancellor Merz’s own coalition.
A man who fired a shotgun outside an Albany synagogue sentenced to 10 years in prison. Prosecutors say the act, on the eve of Hanukkah in 2023, left children and staff traumatized.
At the height of tensions with the Defense Minister, the Chief of Staff is reportedly receiving counsel from civilians and former senior officers. His aide denies briefing journalists.
In a radio interview with Sid Rosenberg, Secretary of State Marco Rubio says peace in Gaza is impossible while Hamas exists, confirms Muslim Brotherhood is under review for terror designation, and dismisses European pressure on Israel as driven by domestic politics.
The driver of Justice Minister Yariv Levin changes the lock on the Attorney General’s office. Levin’s office confirms: The locks were changed; it is the Minister’s office.
The Chief of Staff sought to approve new military appointments but was turned away. Katz’s office: He was told the Minister was unavailable, yet came anyway.
