Israel News
The latest Israel news, videos, analysis and opinions on politics, business, government, society, culture and more. JNS.org covers everything from breaking stories to in-depth reports on Israel and Jewish communities worldwide.
LATEST
Under Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, Israel-Serbia relations have “entered a new phase,” Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said.
A new witness statement reportedly claims that Qatar offered to “look after” Karim Khan if he went after Israeli leaders.
The awards highlight the Israelis’ leadership in advancing the Arrow 3 system’s deployment in Germany, which reached operational capability in December 2025.
Israel’s foreign minister said that no evidence had been provided by Kyiv, which he criticized for raising the issue in the media rather than diplomatic channels.
“We will not rest on our laurels, and when we see a threat, we will act with full force,” Israel’s top spy concluded.
The bomb, which according to media reports was attached to a Palestinian flag, was defused.
The conduct of the Iranian-backed terrorist organization is undermining the ceasefire against Lebanon’s interests, said Gideon Sa’ar.
“We are still in a multi-front operation,” the head of the Israeli military stressed.
The five-year exemption plan targets new immigrants and returning residents amid a global outreach effort.
The Islamic Republic fired more than 550 ballistic and cruise missiles and 2,200 drones at the Gulf state.
The tunnel routes discovered in the area contained living quarters and a large weapons cache.
Mother Suga is caring for and nursing the newborn.
The weapons were found during a targeted raid south of the truce line.
The Home Front Command limits gatherings to 1,500 people in areas near the Lebanese border.
The two countries’ ties “are based on mutual respect and ongoing cooperation,” Sharren Haskel said.
“We will not back down, we will not bow down, and we will not be defeated,” the terror leader said.
The meeting in Jerusalem came a week after the Israeli military jailed two soldiers for 30 days and removed them from combat duty for damaging a statue of Jesus in southern Lebanon.
The rock attacks targeted Jewish homes on the Mount of Olives.
The Central Asian nation joined the Abraham Accords normalization pact on Nov. 6, 2025.
The event will take place “in a symbolic format only” due to Hezbollah attacks.
Locals warn of risk after training exercises held 100 meters from the frontier.
Testimony in Netanyahu’s criminal trial was set to resume after a two-month break due to the Iran war.
Jerusalem is reportedly urging the United States to continue its closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
The former premiers vow to form a “Zionist government,” with Bennett at the helm.
The news wire’s story doesn’t mention that the United States has designated Hezbollah as a terror organization for nearly 30 years.
After meeting with the Israeli prime minister, the New Jersey Democrat told JNS that Israel’s goal is to “crush Hamas” and seek a multinational governance structure for the enclave.
“UNRWA must be held accountable for teaching hate, encouraging hate, fostering hate and praising those who commit maiming and murder,” Richard Heideman, an attorney for the plaintiffs, told JNS.
“Our resolve to stand alongside the Jewish community, bring the hostages home and end Hamas’s terror once and for all remains stronger than ever,” the House majority whip said.
Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, the IDF chief of staff, is set to appear before the security cabinet to discuss an escalation in military operations.
The Trump administration insists supporters of Hamas and other terror groups have no legal right to visas but is struggling to convince courts.
The prime minister’s speech will come days after a summit in support of Palestinian statehood.
Meanwhile, Western source tells JNS that “Iran is running to China to buy long-range and medium-range air defense.”
Presumed Jewish artifacts, and the absence of Christian ones and graves, support a hypothesis that Castulo housed Iberia’s first known shul.
Washington wants Beirut ministers to commit to disarming Hezbollah to forestall Israel strikes against the terrorists.
“This is truly wonderful news for our city, which longs for an expanded supply of housing,” said Beitar Illit Mayor Meir Rubinstein.
One Israeli city banned any of the signatories from performing, and one was dropped from a series of summer events.
