Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
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.
Paris air traffic controller suspended after telling El Al pilots “Free Palestine.” El Al condemned the remark, which comes amid rising anti-Israel sentiment in France.
The AP news agency reported that Israel has held talks with South Sudan to explore the voluntary departure of Arabs from the Gaza Strip to the African country.
Diaspora Affairs Ministry clarifies: Israel supports genuine humanitarian work but will not permit hostile actors or terror-affiliated bodies to operate under the guise of humanitarianism
Israel may resume talks on a deal to free all of the remaining hostages after Netanyahu rejects partial deal, sources say.
PM tells i24NEWS that Israel would have struck Iran even without American approval.
Mothers of hostages meet with Red Cross President in Geneva as health expert presents urgent medical reports.
In message to the Iranian people, Israeli PM lays blame for Iran's water crisis on the Iranian regime, offers Israel's assistance in overcoming the water crisis when the ayatollahs no longer stand in the way.
US Department of Justice accuses George Washington University of being “deliberately indifferent” to antisemitic behavior, warns of potential consequences, including loss of federal funding.
Armed terrorists who operated under the cover of a fake emblem of the World Food Kitchen were eliminated from the air, IDF announces.
President Herzog: “The harrowing report by the Ministry of Health, submitted today to the Red Cross, together with the horrifying images of the hostages, make clear to us and to the entire world that the monstrous acts committed on October 7 continue to this day.”
For the first time since the launch of the Birthright Israel Post-October 7 Volunteer Program, a group of parents of Lone Soldiers currently serving in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is participating in the program and is currently in Israel.
Over 20 foreign ministers and senior EU officials urge Israel to ease restrictions on humanitarian aid to Gaza, warning that famine is “unfolding before our eyes” and calling for an immediate ceasefire.
Dozens of soldiers wounded in the Sword of Iron War issued an urgent appeal to PM Netanyahu, 'If you are unable to lead the people to a decisive, swift, and clear victory, hand over the keys.'
Head of the IDF's Personnel Directorate revealed to the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee that the number of haredi recruits is much lower than the IDF's target and needs.
Three people arrived at the Israeli Embassy in The Hague, poured paint on the entrance and smashed the door, and were arrested by local police.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres writes to Amb. Danny Danon: 'I am putting Israeli armed and security forces on notice for potential listing in the next reporting cycle, due to significant concerns of patterns of certain forms of sexual violence that have been consistently documented by the United Nations.''
A newly released report from the Health Ministry’s Medical Division reveals the severe physical and psychological toll endured by hostages who were held in Gaza, painting a stark picture of the dangers still facing those who remain in captivity.
Jerusalem court schedules four weekly hearings in Netanyahu corruption case, considers moving proceedings to Beit Shemesh for security reasons.
In an interview with The New York Times, Zakaria Zubeidi admits that decades of violent and cultural efforts against Israel have failed to achieve Palestinian statehood.
Hostages and their families denounced the government in a meeting of the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee today.
A French aircraft controller addressed an El Al flight over the radio as it was landing in Paris and shouted 'Free Palestine.' El Al: 'We are handling the matter with the authorities in Israel, who are in contact with the authorities in France.'
Police forces carried out an operation Tuesday morning in Kfar Kara to demolish a wall that had been illegally rebuilt by criminal elements. This marks the second demolition of the same wall in recent months.
Three men allegedly used water, a dog, and antisemitic insults in a late-night assault on an American Jewish couple near Venice’s Rialto Bridge.
Minister Yitzhak Waserlauf expresses deep personal guilt and vows relentless efforts to secure the release of all hostages, declaring their plight a matter for the entire nation.
Officers from the Northern Border Police and the Northern District Police arrested a total of 42 residents of the Gaza Strip who entered Israel illegally.
France’s ongoing refusal to renew visas for El Al’s Paris-based security staff is disrupting operations, forcing some to leave the country and fueling diplomatic tensions.
Three suspects were arrested after allegedly taking over a public beach in a national park and extorting protection fees from its visitors.
A new Egyptian-led proposal offers a full hostage exchange and calls for Hamas to disarm and accept IDF withdrawal under Arab-American and Turkish supervision.
The 24-year-old suspect was arrested after a video was published showing him assaulting a Jewish man in front of his children.
At the wedding of Emunah Or, sister of hostage Avinatan Or, the rabbi spoke of love, faith, and hope for the swift return of all captives from Gaza.
An Israeli who lost his way Tuesday night and accidentally entered the village of Mukhmas near Highway 60 was attacked by an Arab mob and forced to abandon his vehicle.
Most senior Jewish member of the House of Representatives joins New York City mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani, who has been criticized for his anti-Israel bias.
Syria’s Interior Ministry condemns a viral video showing security forces executing a civilian inside Sweida National Hospital, pledges a swift investigation.
French President Emmanuel Macron condemns Israel’s plan to expand operations in Gaza City, urges the UN to launch a stabilization mission and pushes for a permanent ceasefire to end the war.
In an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal, former US Secretary of State Antony Blinken urges a time-bound, conditions-based path to Palestinian statehood, warning that unconditional recognition risks empowering Hamas and undermining Israeli security.
In an interview with Piers Morgan, US Ambassador Mike Huckabee defends Israel’s actions in Gaza, accusing Hamas of sabotaging food aid and manipulating media.
Three people killed in a shooting outside a Target store in Austin, Texas. The suspect flees in stolen vehicles before being arrested.
