Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
MK Haskel calls on Israeli government to declare NYC Mayor candidate Zohran Mamdani persona non grata, citing his calls to arrest Prime Minister Netanyahu, support for boycotts against Israel.
Bar-Ilan University study finds living near more greenery linked to lower levels of chronic stress hormones in pregnant women.
The New York Times claims that several recent Iranian attacks on US targets left dozens of American soldiers wounded.
Hamas appoints senior official Khalil al-Hayya as head of its political bureau, succeeding Yahya Sinwar.
Kedumim Regional Council head Ozel Vatik toured the planned route of the strategic 'Mavo HaShemesh' crossroad together with the council's security and land department officials.
Indictment filed against 26-year-old Arab from Jerusalem for brutal assault that left victim with skull fracture, stab wounds.
Lebanese report claims Egypt awaiting Israel's response on future of Gaza talks, Egyptian officials accuse Israel of exploiting regional tensions.
An orphaned groom is due under the chuppah in one month, but the hall is still unbooked, and $26,060 stands between him and his wedding day.
Likud MK Moshe Saada says many Likud members believe upcoming primaries could be scrapped if Iran-US conflict spills over into Israel, stressing Likud voters want 'ideological candidate who will fight for them.'
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to remarks by the leader of the haredi community, Rabbi Dov Lando, against IDF soldiers and religious Zionist Jews, 'Shocking remarks.'
B'nai B'rith Portugal, International Observatory for Human Rights, present tribute to Israel, praising the Jewish state as the guarantor of Jewish life, culture, and security across the Diaspora.
Binyamin Regional Council workers found a parrot during a routine shift in the Shiloh area and discovered that the bird was a beloved companion of residents with special needs.
Israeli security forces arrest two Palestinian Arab suspects after wildfire destroys dozens of homes in Havat Gilad.
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara tells Supreme Court to remove National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir from office; Ben Gvir hits back.
Efforts are underway in Shiloh to ensure a future generation of red heifers that meet halakhic requirements through a project based on advanced genetic research.
Stun grenades explode near residential buildings in Tel Aviv, Ramat Hasharon; no injuries or damage reported.
'Had everyone acted with a unified approach, the outcome could have been different,' says Moti Babchik, senior Agudat Yisrael official and former chief of staff at Israel’s Housing Ministry, on the lack of coordination between the haredi parties.
Archaeologists excavating Jerusalem's City of David uncover massive charred wooden beams believed to have collapsed during the destruction of the First Temple in 586 BCE.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards claims Jordanian soldiers provided intelligence that helped target a US base in Jordan.
19-year-old killed on Ayalon Highway, pedestrian killed in south. Four injured in the two accidents.
Lt. Col. D., commander of the 77th Battalion, offers a rare peek into the deepest areas south of the Litani River where the IDF maintains a presence.
The head of Australian National University formally apologizes to Jewish staff and students for failing to protect them during hostile 2024 campus protests.
Senator John Fetterman rebukes NYC Mayor for exploring the arrest of PM Netanyahu, calling the plan an unrealistic stunt.
CENTCOM completes a ninth night of strikes on Iranian command and defense sites, as the IRGC retaliates by attacking two oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz.
Hungarian PM Péter Magyar nominates iconic chess grandmaster Judit Polgár for president following a constitutional change ending the incumbent's term.
US Secretary of State praises Lebanese President’s peace efforts and push to disarm Hezbollah during a historic Washington summit.
The Minister of Transportation is scheduled to hold a situational assessment at Ben Gurion Airport following an official US request to deploy dozens of additional aerial refueling tankers to Israel.
Spain captures the World Cup title with a 1-0 victory over Argentina, sealed by a Ferran Torres goal in extra time. Lionel Messi suffers defeat in what is likely his final World Cup appearance.
The "Yashar" party secures 22 seats followed closely by Likud with 21. The right-wing bloc wins 51 seats, while the anti-Netanyahu bloc garners 55.
Residents of a Gush Etzion homestead used a recently deployed thermal drone to identify and stop a suspected arson attempt before the fire could spread.
In a rare interview, haredi leader Rabbi Dov Lando sharply criticized efforts to draft yeshiva students into the IDF.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi admitted the intelligence breach that enabled Israel to strike Iran's top leadership 'likely still exists,' highlighting Tehran's continued fears of an internal leak.
A New York Times report reveals growing Iranian intelligence efforts to recruit Israeli citizens for espionage, prompting the Shin Bet and police to enlist haredi rabbis to warn against financial collaboration.
The Prime Minister's office accused NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani of threatening to arrest Prime Minister Netanyahu out of self-interest rather than commitment to international law.
IDF Chief of Staff holds situation assessment in the Judea and Samaria Division, emphasizing that the air defense array is on the highest level of alert amid developments in Iran.
HHS appoints Duvi Honig to a federal AI panel evaluating new technologies designed to improve the diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease, Long COVID and other invisible illnesses.
While much of Israel watches the World Cup final, Rabbi David Stav is calling on the public to remember the families who lost their homes in the Havat Gilad fire.
Police say three young men arrested near Kedumim were found with suspicious items after fires swept the area. The arrests come after claims that the suspects were volunteers helping to extinguish the blaze.
Terrorist filmed setting four fire hotspots along Ridge 917, which overlooks Route 60 between Ofra and Shiloh, before fleeing toward the village of Sinjil. Large security forces launched a search for the suspect.
According to police, one suspect spat at the victim without any provocation, while a second suspect recorded the incident. The two were arrested shortly afterward.
