Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
National Security Council Director Tzachi Hanegbi explained to family members of hostages that the government can not give in to Hamas' demand to end the war.
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres to have first meeting with members of the Tikva Forum of families of hostages next week.
Border Police officers entered al-Bireh to arrest a wanted terrorist and were met with heavy resistance.
After the bodies of Shani Louk, Amit Buskila, Ron Benjamin, Yitzchak Gelernter, Hanan Yablonka, Michel Nisenbaum, and Orion Hernandez were found in a tunnel in Jabaliya, the IDF destroyed the entrances to the tunnel.
The IDF expanded its activities in the area between the security wall and Tulkarm after terrorists opened fire at Bat Hefer and other communities near the wall.
64 percent planning on attending the Israel Day on Fifth parade are ‘very’ or ‘somewhat’ concerned; only one in five who attended in the past plan on going this year.
Foreign Minister Katz calls on Slovenian Parliament to vote against bill he says 'rewards Hamas for murder, rape, mutilation of bodies, beheading of babies, and strengthens the Iranian axis of evil.'
The IDF allocated over 70 female soldiers to the Israel Prison Service to guard terrorists, but due to past incidents of harassment by terrorists, the organization refused to assign them where they would come into contact with terrorists.
Terrorist organization publishes 2nd video this week of hostage who was kidnapped on October 7 and continues to be held in Gaza.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with the French TF1 network in an interview that will be aired on Thursday evening.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he thought there was a bipartisan consensus against the ICC.
National Unity Party MK Pnina Tamano-Shata submits bill as part of Minister Benny Gantz's push for new elections by October, 1 year after the Hamas massacre.
Yedidya Azougi, who was killed in action yesterday in Gaza, is the second grandchild of Ninet and Moshe Levy who died in the war. Two and a half weeks ago, they lost their grandson Sgt. Daniel Levy.
Zvika Mor, father of hostage Eitan Mor, who is held in Gaza, celebrates his son's birthday at the Kerem Shalom Crossing, asks truck drivers to bring food to his son.
Egypt does not believe Israel is interested in ending the war, has proposals which will increase diplomatic pressure on Israel, Al Akhbar report says.
As more regular troops are withdrawn from towns in Judea and Samaria, the IDF is issuing additional firearms to residents to maintain towns' security.
IDF confirms: Siren in Golan Heights was activated by cruise missile entering Israel from the east.
Police arrest seven individuals suspected of stealing thousands of shekels worth of fruits from a farmer evacuated from northern Israel.
From the suspect's investigation, it emerged that he supports ISIS, and tried to join the ranks of the terrorist organization recently to receive training and guidance for participating in terrorist activities.
In encounter with terrorist operatives in the area, three terrorists who fired toward IDF troops are identified and struck by the IAF.
Hundreds of people entered Joseph's Tomb in Shechem last night, just hours after an attack near the city that killed two IDF soldiers.
Eighty members of Parliament reject the proposal, as opposed to five who supported it.
Sen. John Fetterman disavows his alma mater while receiving an award at Yeshiva University, cites “Harvard’s inability to stand up for the Jewish community after October 7.”
Driver passing a Hasidic Jewish school in Brooklyn verbally assaults a group of Jewish people before trying to run them down. NYPD investigating the incident as a possible hate crime.
US official says US will boycott a UN tribute to Iranian President who was killed in a helicopter crash: The United Nations should be standing with the people of Iran, not memorializing their oppressor.
US Secretary of State warns that the absence of a post-war plan could trigger lawlessness, chaos and a comeback by Hamas.
Japan and South Korea say North Korea fired what appeared to be a ballistic missile, which reportedly landed in the sea.
New Labor Party chairman Yair Golan said at a recent conference that he does not understand why the public does not threaten the government with what he defined as "civil disobedience".
Two Israelis were critically wounded in a ramming attack near Shechem (Nablus). The perpetrator fled the scene.
For the first time in several months, poll respondents name PM Netanyahu is their top choice for prime minster.
A member of the extreme anti-Zionist sect told Radio Kol Barama that community activists are in Iran working to save Arvin Ghahremani, who faces the death penalty after being involved in a deadly brawl.
IDF locates, destroys 1.5-kilometer long tunnel route in eastern Rafah containing dozens of antitank missiles and weapons.
The Prime Minister thanked the former US Ambassador to the UN for her support of the State of Israel, 'especially at this time.'
IDF soldiers locate 20 tunnels crossing from Gaza into Egypt, and another 82 tunnel shafts near the Philadelphi Corridor.
IDF Arabic spokesman Avichay Adraee reveals Arabic-language document showing that the Hamas terror group robbed Gazan civilians of hundreds of millions of shekels.
Claims that PM Netanyahu is preventing a prisoner swap deal are 'political manipulations,' National Security Council chief Tzachi Hanegbi says.
The al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades published footage showing the launch of rockets at IDF forces as rockets leaned on sacks from the UN and the World Food Programme.
Just hours after Arab terrorists shot at Bat Hefer, shots were fired at Gan Ner. IDF and security forces are searching for the shooters.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva notified Ambassador Frederico Meyer that he would instead represent Brazil at the Disarmament Conference in Geneva, Switzerland.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets US Senator Lindsey Graham in Jerusalem. 'We have no better friend than Senator Lindsey Graham.'
