Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
Republican donor and community leader Harry Adjmi praised Rep. Elise Stefanik during a recent book launch event hosted alongside the Israel Justice Organization.
The judges sentenced Fadi Shweiki, who was convicted of possessing the gun with which a terrorist murdered Noa Lazar, to 50 months in prison
Rabbi Elie Weinstock spoke about moral courage and the importance of speaking with conviction during remarks at an Israel Justice Organization event honoring Rep. Elise Stefanik and the release of her book.
Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon praised Rep. Elise Stefanik during an appearance at an Israel Justice Organization event celebrating the release of her new book.
Soldiers identified the Hezbollah terrorist who opened fire from inside a church and eliminated him using tank fire and airstrikes.
A motorcycle officer from the Border Police conducted a pursuit on Highway 6 after a vehicle stolen from Bat Yam, leading to the arrest of a 21-year-old suspect.
Rep. Elise Stefanik spoke at an Israel Justice Organization book signing event this week, where she discussed antisemitism on college campuses.
Ofir Akunis, Consul General of Israel in New York, embarked on a comprehensive, day-long tour of Staten Island on Monday.
Degel HaTorah Chairman orders the party's representatives in municipalities to immediately cease all cooperation with the Israel Police over arrests of draft dodgers.
Residents near Susya accused police of brutality and unlawful seizures after clashes broke out during a vehicle confiscation operation.
Regavim petitions Supreme Court, demanding removal of illegal Arab construction dangerously close to Samaria community of Sal'it.
Haredi lawmakers lashed out at the Religious Zionist Party after it refused to support daycare subsidies tied to draft exemptions.
IDF hits over 150 Hezbollah targets in a single day following uptick in launch of explosive drones towards Israel.
Finance Ministry greenlights renewal of food voucher program, to the tune of half a billion NIS.
Police examining possibility attack linked to financial dispute.
Systematic survey of 6,500 balconies in Bnei Brak reveals over one-third potentially dangerous.
Police handed over three draft dodgers to the Military Police overnight. At the same time, protesters gathered outside the home of the security NCO for a prison holding detained evaders.
MK Yair Golan, head of Israel's 'Democrats' party, says he is willing to sit with haredim in government, insists there is no way to enlist thousands of haredim immediately.
After Tel Aviv-Jaffa banned gender-segregated Jewish prayers in public spaces, Muslims gather near Jaffa Port for mass gender-segregated holiday prayers, sparking criticism.
A report says donor money pledged to Donald Trump’s Board of Peace has not arrived, delaying Gaza reconstruction and aid plans.
Israeli Air Force aircraft strikes a Hezbollah terrorist who arrived to retrieve a UAV that had posed a threat to Israeli troops.
Hamas and Israel confirm that Hamas military wing chief Mohammed Odeh, an architect of the October 7th Massacre, was eliminated.
US reportedly asks Israel to avoid strikes in Beirut as official says collapse of Israel-Lebanon talks serves terror group.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir toured anti-racketeering operations in Tuba-Zangariyye amid heated exchanges with residents.
Yesh Atid MK Ben Ari voices fierce opposition to a bill championed by MK Sukkot, who reveals on air that the legislation is identical to a proposal she herself introduced at the start of the current term.
UN Security Council unanimously condemns drone strike on a UAE nuclear plant but does not assign blame for the attack.
Texas Democrat Johnny Garcia wins primary runoff, defeating rival Maureen Galindo who threatened to jail Zionists.
Iran claims the US violated the ceasefire after CENTCOM launched self-defense strikes in the Gulf.
Rep. Christian Menefee defeats veteran Rep. Al Green in a Texas runoff. Green repeatedly sought to impeach Trump.
Iran's judiciary blocks a presidential directive aimed at ending a record-breaking web shutdown.
Montreal police are investigating after an anti-Israel group hung effigies of Netanyahu and Ben Gvir in nooses.
North Korea says its leader Kim Jong Un supervised tests of AI-guided and ballistic missiles designed to strike Seoul.
British police arrest an eighth suspect for hiding information on the Manchester synagogue attack on Yom Kippur.
The US Justice Department sues UCLA for failing to protect Jewish students from campus hostility.
US President accuses media of being so biased that they would attempt to spin an Iranian surrender as a defeat for America.
Police release footage from Shadi Juma'a's arrest in Kalkilya, immediately after he completed serving a 19-year prison sentence in a Palestinian Authority jail.
The Ministry of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism has recommended banning the entry of 40 activists from the Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor organization into Israel.
Security forces in Syria have reportedly located and confiscated the remnants of the chemical weapons program of former Syrian President Bashar Assad.
The Committee on the Status of Women held a special discussion on allegations of child marriages in Yavne'el, hearing disturbing testimonies from women who married at a young age, alongside sharp criticism of the welfare authorities.
Comptroller publishes scathing cyber preparedness reports: Foreign Ministry left exposed to sensitive information leaks, emergency agencies received no protection guidelines after October 7.
