Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
The chargé d’affaires of the Spanish embassy in Israel was summoned for a clarification meeting following videos that showed violence by the Spanish police against activists of the flotilla to Gaza.
Amid reports of the US and Iran reaching a peaceful solution to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, President Trump posts an image portraying a more violent one.
The police returned the gun of the chairwoman of the Sovereignty Movement, which was taken after she protested against aid to Gaza.
A rare 1846 volume believed to be the first kosher cookbook, widely attributed to Lady Judith Montefiore, has been acquired by the National Library of Israel, offering a glimpse into Victorian Jewish cuisine.
Military equipment and a classified radio were stolen from the vehicle of an officer who was on sick leave, and the Military Intelligence Service has opened an investigation against him on suspicion of harming state security.
Liat, mother of Staff sergeant Noam Hamburger, who was killed in an explosive drone blast on the Lebanon border, speaks in pain about his military service, his dedication, and the final hours before receiving the bitter news.
Rubio addresses negotiations with Iran, noting progress in cooperation with Gulf States, stressing Trump's commitment to ensuring Iran never gets a nuclear weapon.
Rescue and medical forces were called to an open area in the Jezreel Valley area, following a report of an aircraft crash and two people seriously injured.
State Prosecutor’s Office files indictments against seven Bedouins for smuggling weapons, drugs, and cigarettes from Egypt and Jordan into Israel, some of them using drones.
The kollel received over 40 million shekels over a decade for hundreds of students, but a covert audit revealed that only a few dozen students were studying there.
Ayala Davidson, whose husband was injured and one-month-old son was killed in a deadly crash, succumbs to her injuries, leaving five orphans.
An IDF soldier on leave and his partner accidentally entered the Palestinian village of a-Ram and were rescued by Binyamin police officers after their vehicle got stuck.
A senior Israeli official criticized the emerging agreement with Iran, claiming that it strengthens the Iranian leverage in the Strait of Hormuz.
After a government change in Slovenia, Prime Minister-elect Janez Janša, a supporter of Israel, sent blessings to the residents of Judea and Samaria. Dagan: 'You are choosing the right side of history.'
Former US Secretary of State warns that the reported deal between the US and Iran is 'straight out' of the Obama 'playbook,' will pay the IRGC to continue its WMD development.
An IDF soldier was moderately wounded and another soldier was lightly wounded by an explosive drone strike in southern Lebanon. The two were evacuated for medical treatment.
Gaza flotilla activists clash with police after allegedly blocking other passengers from exiting plane at the Bilbao airport. Israeli Foreign Ministry 'demands explanation from Spanish government.
German national faces charges after targeting Jewish worshipers outside a north London synagogue during Shavuot.
Senator Ted Cruz warns that the emerging US deal with Iran would be a "disastrous mistake", allowing Iran to continue developing nuclear weapons while being run by radicals.
Iran reportedly agrees to US demand that it surrender its 970-pound highly enriched uranium stockpile to secure peace.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi promises to include Hezbollah terror group in any ceasefire agreement, despite terror group's repeated violations.
US President Donald Trump says Strait of Hormuz to be reopened after 'very good' calls with Arab leaders, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
In viral video, a hotel worker videos an Israeli couple, calls them 'baby killers,' insists all he said was 'Free Palestine.'
The Western Wall Heritage Foundation reports that on Shavuot 5786, more than 100,000 people visited the Western Wall Plaza.
Agreement, already approved by top negotiators, to be comprised of three stages, reports say.
Talia Chaya Timsit was critically injured in a crash on Dizengoff Street on Monday, in which a bus struck pedestrians, a tree and an electric pole.
Female combat photographer Staff Sgt. S., injured in southern Lebanon, captured the moment of the hit and her evacuation with her helmet cam.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot announced today (Saturday) that National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir will be banned from entering the country.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publishes social media video ahead of holiday, depicting family where son 'comes out' as right-wing.
IDF strikes Hezbollah underground compound used to manufacture weapons in Lebanon’s Beqaa region, terror infrastructure in Tyre.
Terrorists cross demarcation line in southern Gaza, nearing forces and presenting immediate threat.
Staff Sergeant Noam Hamburger fell in northern Israel, two other soldiers injured.
Arutz Sheva-Israel National News will be offline until Saturday night in honor of the holiday of Shavuot, followed by Shabbat.
Argentina indicts former prosecutor Viviana Fein for concealing evidence in Alberto Nisman's death.
The Washington Post reports that the US military has depleted half its THAAD inventory protecting Israel from Iranian ballistic strikes.
Nickolay Mladenov, Director-General of the Board of Peace, details a 15-point Gaza roadmap enforcing strict disarmament and oversight.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio notes progress with Iran but warns "other options" remain ready.
The US Treasury sanctions nine Lebanese and Iranian officials for sabotaging Hezbollah's disarmament.
Shavuot holiday begins in Israel. INN's North America desk will continue to update the site until Shavuot begins in New York.
IDF soldiers in Hebron arrested three terrorists affiliated with a Hamas-linked terrorist network who planned to carry out a shooting attack in the immediate timeframe.
