Stories written by the Israel National News team have been compiled and edited by several news writers
Saudi-backed Yemeni forces reportedly targeted the runway at Houthi-controlled Sanaa International Airport after an Iranian aircraft attempted to land in the capital. The Houthis accused Riyadh of aggression and vowed retaliation.
British government designates Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and two other groups over alleged threats, intimidation, and hostile activity in the UK and Europe.
Former Mossad chief David Barnea met Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in 2024 for secret discussions, The New York Times reports.
Gila Gamliel's husband reveals her security was suddenly reinforced, sparking speculation and claims that the disclosure violated censorship rules.
State Prosecutor's Office announces withdrawal of indictment filed against Tzav 9 activist Reut Ben Haim, who blocked humanitarian aid trucks transferring goods to Hamas.
Journalist Doron Kadosh responds to IDF's manpower crisis, calling on Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir to give a press conference.
Twelve leading Jewish educators from across North America begin immersive fellowship designed to strengthen Israel education.
UN humanitarian coordinator says gunmen forcibly entered WFP distribution point and warehouse; COGAT: Hamas undermining aid distribution and seizing humanitarian assistance.
Gur hasid Moshe Reuven Verdiger arrested while awaiting official approval of military exemption request, plans for possible protests not yet known.
Detention facility staff refused to accept the pair of tefillin that a detainee's family brought for him after it was instructed to do so by the military.
Undercover police operation at Shuafat Crossing leads to arrest of five Jerusalem residents suspected of operating an illegal paid transportation network.
Undercover operation led by Lahav 433's first-ever undercover Bedouin agent leads to arrest of dozens of suspected arms and drug traffickers, along with major crime figures.
Magnificent ritual bath, purple-dye shell, and pottery from the Second Temple Period discovered at Ancient Shiloh.
The legal scholar reflected on his decades-long friendship with the late senator, praising Graham's unwavering support for Israel and warning of the erosion of bipartisan backing in Washington.
At least 27 people were killed after a fire tore through a pub in Bangkok, Thailand, early Monday morning, officials said. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
Medics were called to Senator Lindsey Graham’s Washington, DC, home over reports of an individual suffering from chest pains, and then a reported heart attack, shortly before his sudden death.
In an interview with NBC's Meet the Press, President Donald Trump reacts to the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham. "He said: I feel good, but I'm tired"
The senator's office said preliminary findings determined he died from an aortic dissection caused by atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
Germany’s upper house advances landmark legislation making the denial of Israel’s right to exist punishable by up to five years in prison.
CENTCOM completes a new wave of precision strikes on Iranian military sites to protect the Strait of Hormuz: “Iran does not control the Strait of Hormuz."
Major Jewish organizations across the US issue statements mourning the sudden death of Sen. Lindsey Graham, praising his steadfast support for Israel.
Britain commits over £250 million across three years to deploy hundreds of additional police officers to safeguard Jewish neighborhoods and institutions.
Tehran accuses the US of committing war crimes and breaking the peace agreement with recent strikes, launched in response to Iranian attacks on commercial ships.
Axios reveals that in his final weeks, the late Sen. Lindsey Graham worked on an ambitious diplomatic effort to normalize relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel.
A new party led by Erdan, Shaked, and Edelstein is projected to draw seats away from Netanyahu, Eisenkot, Smotrich, Ben Gvir, and Liberman.
Sen. Mitch McConnell reveals a recent fall and mild pneumonia caused his multi-week hospitalization, adding that he is recovering at a rehabilitation facility.
IDF veteran and Tel Aviv entrepreneur Chana Boteach confronts influencer Clavicular at a kosher restaurant, demanding he leave Israel over his past antisemitic and misogynistic behavior.
Social media users have linked threats from Iran to the senator's sudden death, but there is currently no evidence he was assassinated, and reports indicate he most likely died of a heart attack.
Eytan Yisrael Kantman, the son of Benaya and Naama, grew up in Beit El and lived in Neria. He completed his studies in computer science through the academic reserve program and served as a professional officer.
Israel Securities Authority launches criminal probe into haredi businessman Haim Leib Kaplan over alleged NIS 200 million fundraising scheme.
Vladimir Logvinenko (60), a hearing-impaired man who fled the war in Ukraine with his family, drowned to death in Ashdod. His son and father-in-law were murdered during the Hamas massacre on October 7.
A Jewish physician in Sweden says he was verbally attacked by a colleague over the war in Gaza and soon afterward lost his consulting position.
Blogger attacked Israeli haredim and documented himself in disturbing antisemitic incident in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Former Olympian and reality TV star Caitlyn Jenner responded to the latest developments regarding Rabbi Shmuley Boteach’s major defamation lawsuit with a hotel in Miami.
The Central Command chief today signed an order granting it the status of City instead of town, the fifth time ever such a declaration has been granted in Judea and Samaria.
Australian magazine presents dozens of testimonies from doctors, nurses, and other medical staff who claim that an antisemitic atmosphere has developed within Australia's healthcare system since October 7, affecting Jewish patients as well.
A new JPPI survey finds that about half of Israelis support tougher sanctions to encourage Haredi enlistment, while roughly a third are lenient toward protest roadblocks in the name of equal enforcement.
Temperatures expected to climb, bringing heavier heat stress across much of the country.
Dozens of Rahat residents attempted to block MK Tzvi Succot from visiting area during parliamentary oversight tour.
Family of Sgt. Gur Kehati says IDF inquiry confirms its worst fears, alleging grave failures and a lack of command accountability for his death.
