Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
Moran Zer Katzenstein withdraws from event including MK Tzvi Sukkot after learning it was a dialogue event, calling reconciliation with him impossible.
British authorities charge a Liverpool man with assisting Iran's intelligence service amid growing concerns over Tehran-linked activity in the UK.
IDF and Shin Bet eliminated a Hamas terrorist who played a central role in holding Israeli hostages, filming release ceremonies and supporting senior Hamas leaders.
Agam Tsarfi, former partner of Benyahu Razi, is suspected of involvement in planning his murder. She denies the allegations, and her detention has been extended.
Yariv Oppenheimer accuses rival Naor Narkis of abandoning left-wing values, citing past support for joining Netanyahu and other controversies.
Maritime security sources say armed men boarded the Asana near Yemen. The identity of the attackers remains unknown.
A new Maariv poll shows Yoaz Hendel and Chili Tropper's party entering the Knesset with four seats, while Likud and Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! are tied.
Following the dissolution of the Knesset, Attorney Baharav-Miara informed ministers that Israel has officially entered the period of a caretaker government and instructed them to consult with her before making any significant decisions.
Shalom Hartman Institute pays tribute to Prof. Sagi, 'a brilliant and prolific philosopher, a man of values and morality, a man of the people and a voice of moral conscience who supported, encouraged, and helped others.'
Military prosecution files serious indictment against terrorist Shadi Juma, who was arrested immediately after being released from imprisonment by the PA.
Reforms made in Military Intelligence in light of the failures of October 7.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim orders the immediate deportation of any Israeli citizens found in the country, as officials investigate tech commune claims.
CENTCOM completes sixth consecutive night of precision strikes on Iranian military sites, while Iran launches drone counterattacks and warns it would target regional infrastructure.
Shas chairman declares that his party remains loyal to the right-wing bloc and its leader, asserting that a broad Netanyahu-led government should be formed after the elections.
ZOA President Morton Klein condemns the failed House motion to cut $3.3 billion in defense aid to Israel, warning those who voted in favor betrayed both US and Israeli security.
Longtime White House teleprompter operator placed on unpaid leave after allegedly using internal speech drafts to win $100,000 on prediction platform Kalshi.
President Trump delivers special primetime address, announcing immediate declassification of intelligence detailing Chinese election targeting and voting machine vulnerabilities.
SpaceX aborts Starship launch after an automated ignition error, sending company shares sliding further below their initial public offering price.
Israeli President speaks with Al Arabiya, says President Trump is in control of the situation with Iran and has his trust.
The Minister of Environmental Protection has signed a declaration that will allow a pilot program to examine the use of crocodiles around prisons housing Nukhba terrorists.
Ministers approved lifetime Shin Bet security for Benjamin and Sara Netanyahu and extended protection for their children despite reported professional objections.
IDF Spokesman Effie Defrin defended the Chief of Staff's warning on haredi draft legislation, saying political attacks undermine the entire military.
During a professional visit to the Yamam counterterrorism unit, Israel Police Commissioner Danny Levy tested the unit's Arad 7 rifle, received a briefing on its operational capabilities, and praised its personnel
Reuters says Tehran instructed the Houthis to prepare to disrupt Red Sea shipping if the US targets Iranian power infrastructure.
Haredi extremists are blocking Route 4 at the Geha and Givat Shmuel interchanges near Bnei Brak to protest the arrests of draft dodgers.
Ramat Gan's mayor apologized after a haredi man was allegedly beaten and threatened in a suspected anti-haredi attack in the city.
In a joint operation by the Shin Bet, Israel Police, and the IDF, several individuals involved in managing the Union of Health Work Committees were arrested.
Two weeks after Rabbi Amos Guetta was murdered in Netanya, main suspect stops feigning mute, begins speaking with investigators.
Hundreds surround tax inspectors in Bnei Brak's Kiryat Viznitz, hurling eggs and damaging their vehicle before police evacuate them from the scene.
A British media personality described the harrowing footage he viewed from the October 7 Hamas attack and sharply criticized the pro-Palestinian demonstrations taking place in the UK.
New US-Israel initiative will preserve the ancient Huqoq synagogue while expanding public access through digital experiences and future site development.
Judge Asher Kula ruled that a complaint against Israel's Chief Rabbi was justified over his remarks concerning a court hearing held on Shabbat.
Thousands of Sanz hasidim expected to protest outside Military Prison 10 after military court extends detention of two community members.
Yoseph Haddad denounced the former Chief of Staff for comparing him to UAL leader Mansour Abbas.
IDF destroys four Hamas weapons storage facilities in central Gaza, seizing and eliminating rifles, RPGs, grenades, explosive devices, and other military equipment.
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu has strongly criticized the possibility of granting an alternative to detention for Rabbi Yosef Shoveli, who is facing multiple sexual offense charges.
Securitu forces locate and arrest wanted terrorist in undercover operation in Etzion Brigade sector.
Former IDF spokesman Maj. Gen. (res.) Moti Almoz calls for issuing separate identity cards for military servicemembers and draft evaders, says Israel should stop funding those who refuse to serve.
The Jurassic Park star, who had recently overcome a rare form of blood cancer and remained active in filmmaking until the end, died of pneumonia at the age of 78.
The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday night rejected an amendment to the State Department appropriations bill that sought to eliminate the annual U.S. security assistance to Israel, totaling $3.3 billion.
