Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
'Reality cannot be ignored: Gazans were involved in the slaughter, in the looting, and in the riots of October 7; crowds in Gaza cheered at the sight of Israelis being slaughtered and their bodies mutilated,' Israeli Pres. Herzog notes.
'Throw another grenade, be ready for rescue': the combat team of a paratrooper patrol unit encountered terrorists, and rescued soldiers and wounded under fire.
Following protests against humanitarian aid to Gaza, Commander of IDF's Southern Command declares Kerem Shalom Crossing to be closed military zone.
Passages Christian leaders donate $500,000 to affected communities in the Gaza border region.
Prof. Daniel Friedmann believes that Hamas is behind the lawsuit against Israel at the International Court of Justice: "Hamas is the hidden sender behind the lawsuit."
IDF soldier critically injured in Gaza met the blood donor who donated the whole blood that saved his life.
US gov't considering leveraging Israeli requests for military aid to force reduction of attacks on Gaza, report says.
A reservist has been suspended from duty for half a year for displaying protest signs on IDF vehicles leaving Gaza.
No plans for UNRWA funding during first half of 2024, French Foreign Min. says.
Akiva Halfon found a trophy from 1994 belonging to one Eli Yifrah in a house in Khan Yunis. He found the owner through Facebook and promised to return it upon his return from the front lines.
Authorities are investigating two masked assailants who entered a church in Istanbul and opened fire on congregants, killing one and wounding others.
Since October 7th, 100-year-old Holocaust survivor Lily Ebert has been subjected to death and rape threats. Her great-grandson warns that antisemitism 'did not die with the liberation of Auschwitz.'
The family of a Bedouin soldier killed in the Gaza building collapse noticed one group in particular missing from the many who came to console them.
A new pilot project by 45 German companies would see workers on the job only four days a week, while retaining their previous salaries, to boost efficiency during the remaining days.
Cold temperatures and continual rain are expected for at least the next 24 hours in most parts of Israel.
Demonstrators against the supply of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip say the IDF is preventing them from reaching the Kerem Shalom Crossing after they blocked it last week.
A new report claims that Hamas still has the vast majority of its tunnel network despite months of fighting.
The Paratroopers Brigade combat team continues to strike terror targets in the Khan Yunis area. The troops also eliminated terrorists and located large quantities of weapons.
The IDF spokesman's office has published new photos of recent operations on Israel's northern and southern borders.
Multiple windows of a New Brunswick synagogue were shattered. Police are investigating the possibility of a hate crime.
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says UNRWA staff involved in the October 7th massacre will be held accountable but asks nations not to suspend funding. Israeli Ambassador: 'Proves again that Israeli lives are not really important to him.'
Visionary philanthropist Brock Pierce shares insights on how modern innovations are helping shape the war against Hamas.
Rabbi Menachem Margolin, chairman of the EJA, summarizes the organization's conference in Poland: 'Europe is ready to be much more serious against antisemitism."
The British-linked Marlin Luanda was struck by a Houthi missile on Friday, causing a fire onboard.
British government comments on ICJ ruling in South Africa's case: Israel has the right to defend itself against Hamas.
At rally in Nevada, former President says he agrees with Haley that presidential candidates should have to take a cognitive test.
UN Humanitarian Chief Martin Griffiths urges countries to reconsider their decision to cut funding to UNRWA.
23-year-old Tali Golergant, who was born Israel, chosen to represent Luxembourg at Eurovision 2024 Song Contest which will be held in Sweden.
New York Times report: American-led negotiators are edging closer to an agreement in which Israel would suspend Gaza war for about two months in exchange for release of hostages.
Clashes break out between police officers and protesters at conclusion of demonstration at Paris Square calling for release of hostages.
Minister for Social Equality May Golan released a strongly-worded declaration for International Holocaust Day.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir donned a disguise and false identity to observe how ordinary citizens are treated when filing police reports.
Germany, Netherlands, and Scotland pause funding to UNRWA following evidence that UNRWA employees took part in October 7 massacre.
UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini denounces decisions to defund UNRWA, calls it 'collective punishment.' Foreign Min. Israel Katz responds with a demand: 'Resign.'
Adir Ahrak went from fighting for his country to fighting for his life during his IDF service. He passed away over the course of Shabbat.
PM Netanyahu speaks during press conference, displays copy of 'Mein Kampf' found in home of Gaza civilians. 'This is what they teach their children.'
A statement by the Canadian Foreign Minister in the wake of the ICJ ruling on the war calls for Hamas to lay down its weapons.
Anti-Israel protesters show up in front of Sen. John Fetterman's office, chanting accusations of genocide. Here's how he responded.
Families of Righteous Among the Nations urge Gaza residents to save hostages' lives.
The missile did significant damage to the building targeted but no one was wounded.
