Tzur Hadassah residents voice concerns after rocket debris fell into a playground with no prior warning.
Thousands of children return to school and preschool in communities on the northern border as Home Front Command relaxes guidelines in light of the ceasefire with Lebanon.
Former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked reacted to Australian Immigration Minister Tony Burke's comments explaining the refusal of her entrance.
Moshe Ya'alon continues to criticize Israel's actions in Gaza, warning of potential legal consequences at The Hague. He accuses Israel of ethnic cleansing.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir instructs top police officials to enforce the confiscation of loudspeakers in mosques due to noise complaints.
Emily Hand who was freed from Hamas captivity in a hostage release deal a year ago: I know how it feels to be there, so I don't even want to imagine what they are going through now.
'If UN & other international organizations had done their jobs, our loved ones would be home by now. Instead, we get excuses, fake support, & empty promises,' Mandy Damari, mother of British-Israeli citizen Emily Damari, says at Sha'ar Hanegev rally.
Former IDF Chief of Staff and Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon claims IDF is carrying out a population 'transfer' in northern Gaza. 'They're dragging us to occupation, annexation, and settling there.'
Following the release of the Hamas video of hostage Edan Alexander, his mother spoke at a rally in Tel Aviv about her conversation with Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Yaakov, who immigrated to Carmay Hanadiv in Kiryat Malachi, shares his Aliya story and explains that 'You're not walking into something that's pre-built. You get to help build up a community and be involved.'
An Arab bus driver was critically injured in a shooting attack near Ariel in Samaria. His family and friends say they are shocked by the attack and are praying for his safe recovery.
Idan Alexander, an immigrant from New Jersey, was kidnapped from the Kissufim Crossing by Hamas terrorists, and has been held captive in Gaza ever since.
One of the victims of the shooting attack in Samaria has been identified as an Arab bus driver from Umm al-Fahm.
Family donates corneas of 13-year-old Orin, killed in traffic accident days before her birthday; her father suffered moderate injuries in the collision.
One of the survivors of the shooting attack in Samaria earlier today calls to make the region safer for Israelis.
An official from the UAE came to Israel to pay his respects to Rabbi Zvi Kogan's family, staying for less than an hour before returning to his country.
Court extends arrest of Hadera childcare provider Levana Shem Tov, following investigation of child abuse.
Likud minister says October 7 proved there is no avoiding the conscription of haredi men to the IDF, but it must be done with sensitivity and avoid causing fear of 'secularization.'
Refael Salab from Kiryat Shmona speaks to Arutz Sheva-Israel National News about the difficulties the residents of the north are facing and the disappointment of the ceasefire agreement that did not meet expectations, especially when it comes to a buffer zone.
Moody's issues update on Israel’s credit rating, says it is too early to determine whether the ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah has "significantly and sustainably" mitigated the risks that led to the downgrading of Israel's credit rating.
Prime Minister stated that the threat on the northern border has been removed and the residents of northern Israel will return 'when they feel it correct.'
Over 300 Ex-Pats gathered together for an evening of gratitude and nostalgia featuring classics such as turkey and pumpkin pie but with an Israeli twist.
Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir took the opportunity at the cornerstone laying ceremony for the new Sderot police station to express opposition to the ceasefire in Lebanon.
Mia Schem got engaged to her partner Yinon Hason almost exactly one year after being released from Hamas captivity.
Construction and Housing Minister Yitzhak Goldknopf was photographed being shown a map of 'settlement points' in Gaza. At the same time, Minister Sa'ar promised that Israel would leave the Gaza Strip.
1 year after the first hostage deal, study by the Health Team of the Hostages and Missing Families Forum finds former hostages suffer malnutrition, untreated fractures, nerve damage, long-term disabilities, PTSD, and accelerated aging.
Police officers arrived at an apartment where a life-threatening incident was reported and were shot at. At least one officer was critically wounded.
The Israel Dog Unit gave an exhibition on Monday to the Beit Tsipora school in Kiryat Malachi.
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich requests that Labor Minister Yoav Ben Tzur add a special status for IDF reservists, allowing them to receive daycare subsidies.
Three hospitals report deaths of new mothers, who died within 24 hours of each other.
'On the morning of October 7th, seismic stations located in southern Israel detected weak ground motions caused by the unusual movement of heavy vehicles within the Gaza Strip,' Tel Aviv University researchers explain.
The state's prosecution will submit a prosecutor's declaration to the Rishon LeZion Magistrate's Court against four suspects involved in firing marine flares near the Prime Minister's home.
An indictment has been filed against reservist Aviad Frija for the fatal shooting of Yuval Kastelman at a terror incident in Jerusalem a year ago.
The Health Ministry released findings on irregularities at Assuta Hospital's IVF unit, citing the hospital for genetic mismatch in IVF and egg dehydration.
Twelve-year-old Dafna Filshteiner discovers ancient scarab during a family trip near an archaeological site in Hod Hasharon.
Hagit Reichert was in an advanced stage of pregnancy when her condition deteriorated and the doctors delivered her via C-section. Ten days later, she passed away.
Eitan Davidi, head of the town of Margaliot, criticizes the ceasefire with Lebanon, saying it compromises northern residents' safety.
Communications Minister comments on the ceasefire in the north and says: "We have destroyed 80% of Hezbollah's capabilities."
Minister Yaakov Margi visits kibbutzim evacuated after October 7, promises to continue assisting the residents.
A mother and daughter were killed when their car exploded in Ramla. Police are investigating the incident as a suspected criminal assassination.
Former PM Bennett met with Israeli attorney and pollster Shlomo Filber and MK Matan Kahana to discuss his return to politics.
US Senator Lindsey Graham spoke to the press in Jerusalem and pledged that he would work to sanction the International Criminal Court and any country that took action against Israel.
The Prime Minister's Office noted that a denial of the appeal would 'prove to Israel's friends in the US and the world even more how biased the ICC is against Israel.'
Hazel Brief, whose son Yona succumbed to his wounds over a year after being wounded during the October 7th Massacre, parted from her son and looked back on the long fight for his life.
Defense Export Control Agency (DECA) reveals that it has issued 13,497 marketing licenses and 5,677 new export licenses since October 7, 2023.
Sergeant First Class Yona Betzalel Brief, 23, who passed away yesterday from wounds sustained 14 months ago while defending Israel on October 7, laid to rest at the Mount Herzl Military Cemetery.
The genetic parents of Sophia, born in 2022 following an IVF mixup at Assuta Hospital, respond to her birth parents' appeal to a higher court by requesting a gag on the existence of the entire legal process.
The family of combat navigator Asaf Dagan receives update from Minister of Defense: Dagan has been approved a military burial, in a civilian plot.
Rainfall expected mostly in northern and central Israel, temperatures range from single digits to high of 20, forecasters say.
Rachel, widow of Captain Rabbi Avi Goldberg z"l, says that he 'integrated heaven and earth into daily life,' and talks about the spiritual community center that will continue his path.
Channel 12 News poll finds that, should Bennett run at the head of a new party, both his party and the Likud would win 23 seats in the Knesset.
President Isaac Herzog comments on Lebanon ceasefire, which is set to take effect at 4:00 a.m.: The fundamental test of the ceasefire agreement will be in its full implementation, ensuring the security of all residents of the north of Israel.
Soroka Hospital in Be'er Sheva notified the Ministry of Health that a newborn died a few hours after birth, due to an unexpected placental abruption.
District Court to examine ruling of Rishon Lezion Family Court ordering that two-year-old Sophia be immediately registered as her genetic parents' daughter and transferred to their care.
Minibus collides with motorcycle carrying two young people near Basmat Tab'un in northern Israel.
Naftali Bennett eulogizes fallen soldier: 'Despite all our prayers, Duvdevan soldier Yona Brief passed away this morning surrounded by his loving family after a 14-month battle for his life.'
The Civilian Board of Inquiry into the October 7th massacre has published its findings, finding a series of Israel's top officials responsible for the State's failures that day.
Prof. Yael Barda, lecturer and advisor at Hebrew University, claims Israel is 'carrying out ethnic cleansing,' urges refusal to serve in the IDF as 'the most powerful tool.'
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and his wife Revital welcome their eldest son's first child, a boy.
