Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
Israeli Ambassador to Ethiopia Avraham Neguise was expelled from the African Union headquarters in Addis Ababa when he arrived to participate in an annual meeting commemorating the victims of the Rwandan genocide.
After Hamas refuses previous ceasefire proposals and offers to release only 2 hostages, Egypt attempts to bridge the divides with the Israeli demands for the release of dozens of hostages.
Lawsuit filed by families of American victims of the October 7 attacks alleges Bashar Masri knowingly worked with Hamas for many years, enabling international and U.S. taxpayer-funded programs to be diverted and exploited to support Hamas’s terror infrastructure.
Interior Minister says hundreds of Gazans have taken evacuation flights from Ramon Airport, with more evacuation flights to come.
Police chased a suspicious vehicle traveling from Jerusalem toward central Israel. The vehicle stopped on Route 6, and nine illegal infiltrators were arrested.
Two IDF reservists were arrested for allegedly selling dozens of grenades they stole from an IDF base to criminals.
Several severe security failures have been discovered on IDF bases. Among other things, Arab workers entered with forged documents and photographed classified equipment.
Yonatan Urich, adviser to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, released to house arrest after police decide not to request additional extension of his arrest.
Tel Aviv-Jaffa Mayor Ron Huldai, Berlin Mayor Kai Wegner, announce twin cities agreement, marking 60 years of diplomatic relations between Germany and Israel.
MK Gilad Kariv interrogated by police over alleged leak of confidential protocols from Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee.
European Jewish Association distributes 120,000 matzos packages to over 600 communities across Europe ahead of Passover.
IDF confirms that Hamas 'journalist' who celebrated October 7 massacre among multiple injured in IDF strike on southern Gaza.
Former ISA chief Yoram Cohen says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked him to disqualify then-Minister Naftali Bennett from membership in Diplomatic-Security Cabinet.
IDF preparing to renew food, medicine, and fuel supplies to Gaza, despite lack of progress on deal to release remaining hostages.
Families of hostages mark 18 months since October 7 massacre, demand all hostages released at once.
'Logo is a declaration that despite our differences and pain, a profound unity binds us together,' Independence Day organizer Minister Miri Regev says.
In response to attacks on Jewish children worldwide, B’nai B’rith Portugal and the International Observatory of Human Rights release book highlighting the universal rights of children.
Yesha Council heads claim Shin Bet's Jewish Division is 'an intelligence body that acts only against Jewish residents in Judea and Samaria by using illegal measures.'
Dr. Gilad Padva expelled from Society for Cinema and Media Studies conference after protesting against outrageous accusations that 'Israel is committing genocide.'
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa is set to visit the UAE and Turkey as part of a diplomatic drive to bolster international backing for his administration.
US envoy Morgan Ortagus emphasizes that Hezbollah and other armed groups in Lebanon must be disarmed urgently, stating disarmament should happen "as soon as possible" to ensure national security.
Labour MPs Abtisam Mohamed and Yuan Yang say they were “astounded” after Israeli authorities barred them from entering the country, citing support for boycotts and anti-Israel rhetoric.
An Israeli citizen, Gil Itamar, kidnapped in Nigeria and released after approximately 24 hours in operation by the local army.
Channel 12 News poll shows that the Otzma Yehudit party is stabilizing at ten seats. A run by Bennett crushes the center-left parties but increases their bloc's overall strength.
PM Netanyahu and Defense Minister Katz pledge a forceful response after ten rockets fired from Gaza, damaging vehicles in Ashkelon. IDF strikes rocket launchers and vows continued action to eliminate threats from Hamas.
The Prime Minister denounced the recent recordings of conversations between the ISA's Jewish Department and a senior Judea and Samaria police officer as 'corruption' and 'extortion.'
Ten rockets were launched on Sunday evening from the Gaza Strip, setting off sirens in Ashkelon, Ashdod, and the surrounding areas. Missile shrapnel landed in Ashkelon, damaging several vehicles and wounding three.
A special workshop on Friday introduced dog handlers to a series of fundamentals for the use of working dogs in several applications.
Manetto Hill Road in Plainview was renamed Captain Omer Neutra's Way, commemorating the late Captain Omer Neutra, an American-Israeli citizen whose body is being held by Hamas.
President Isaac Herzog awarded the Presidential Medal of Honor to Prime Minister of Albania Edi Rama in recognition of his support for Israel. 'You held fast to your moral compass and expressed deep friendship and vital support.'
The chief of staff for the Minister of National Security was investigated regarding suspicions that she obtained her handgun license illegally.
LTG Eyal Zamir held a situational assessment on the Lebanese border and met with the commanders operating in the sector.
Three days after the October 7th massacre, the head of the Jewish Department expressed his concern about Israelis buying handgun ammunition.
The International Criminal Court demanded that Hungary detain the Israeli Prime Minister and extradite him. Hungary not only ignored the request, but it withdrew from the court.
As MK Dan Illouz addressed a discussion regarding a resolution for a two-state solution at the IPU Assembly in Tashkent, the resolution's Algerian initiator walked out and made a crude gesture at the Israeli.
Schneider Hospital has declared the death of a Haredi teenager who collapsed during a protest on Route 4 just a few hours previously.
Over the weekend, the Air Force struck over 130 targets in the Gaza Strip.
The family of hostage Omri Miran, who holds Hungarian citizenship, criticized Prime Minister Netanyhau for referring to him as 'the Hungarian hostage.'
The terrorist prepared pipe bombs and knives to attack Jews in the capital during the month of Ramadan.
The Prime Minister's office claims that Ronen Bar is too involved in the affair to investigate the statements made by the head of the ISA Jewish Department.
