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All Israel News in English

Lean: CenterType: Evangelical newsLanguage: EnglishBased in: Jerusalem

All Israel News is a evangelical news outlet based in Jerusalem, publishing in English. On baba News’s left–center–right scale it is rated Center (Center). All Israel News publishes its own English edition — we summarize its stories and link to the originals, and compare its coverage against other Israeli newsrooms.

Stories
29
Translated coverage in the last 30 days.
Bylined
0%
Share of stories with a named author.
Originals
21%
Share of stories this newsroom reported first.
Opinion
0%
Share of opinion and analysis.
Press releases
0%
Share of press-release copy.
Median lag
561 min
Median minutes behind the first report on the same story.

Why not a score? These are rates we can recompute. A single number would hide whether a newsroom is slow, unnamed, or mostly reprints.

SecuritySep 2, 2026

Israel Frees Lebanese Detainees in Exchange for Help Recovering Murdered Jewish Leaders' Bodies

Israel released five Lebanese detainees, including one on Thursday, as part of an agreement to locate and return the bodies of Jewish community leaders murdered in Lebanon in the 1980s. The move is seen as a goodwill gesture to facilitate progress in the ongoing negotiations.

PoliticsSep 2, 2026

Ultra-Orthodox Leader Says IDF Doesn't Want Religious Soldiers

Shas party leader Aryeh Deri claimed the IDF does not want ultra-Orthodox soldiers, suggesting the military prefers a secular force. His remarks, made during a radio interview, were met with strong criticism from opposition politicians and former military leaders, while official figures show a rise in Haredi enlistment.

PoliticsSep 2, 2026

JD Vance Faces Scrutiny Over Tucker Carlson Ties Amid Jewish Republican Outreach

U.S. Vice President JD Vance attended a Republican Jewish Coalition event, where he faced questions about his friendship with Tucker Carlson and his stance on antisemitism. While Vance addressed broader concerns about antisemitism and Israel's importance, his failure to explicitly disavow Carlson's controversial remarks drew criticism and raised questions about his political future.

SecuritySep 2, 2026

AI-Powered Cyberattacks on Critical Infrastructure Are Already Happening, Expert Warns

An Israeli cyber expert warns that AI-powered cyberattacks on critical infrastructure are already occurring, enabled by advanced AI models that empower individuals and small groups. He stresses the need for updated cybersecurity measures, increased personnel, and government regulation to combat the escalating threat.

SecuritySep 2, 2026

Israel Bolsters Defense Amid Growing Iran-Russia Military Ties

Israel is enhancing its naval capabilities with a new long-range submarine amid rising tensions with Iran and increasing military cooperation between Iran and Russia. This development occurs as Israel's strategic importance to NATO grows, potentially drawing it deeper into the confrontation between Russia and the West.

SecuritySep 2, 2026

IDF Prepares for Extended Lebanon Presence Amid LAF Inaction on Hezbollah

Israeli defense officials assess the Lebanese Army is failing to confront Hezbollah in vacated areas, suggesting the IDF may remain in southern Lebanon longer. The LAF's inaction, despite international agreements, allows Hezbollah-affiliated groups to operate, while the IDF continues counter-Hezbollah operations and tunnel destruction.

SecuritySep 1, 2026

Estonia Considers Israeli David's Sling for Air Defense Amid Russian Threat

Estonia is reportedly considering acquiring Israel's David's Sling missile defense system, alongside U.S. and French-Italian options, to enhance its air defenses against Russia. This move aligns with a broader European trend of increasing defense spending and acquiring Israeli military technology.

SecuritySep 1, 2026

Metula Reopens School Amid Resident Return After Hezbollah Attacks

Metula, Israel's northernmost town, reopened its elementary school on Tuesday as residents return after years of Hezbollah attacks. The town suffered significant damage, but a majority of residents are back, and the school's reopening is seen as a key step in rebuilding the community.

SecuritySep 1, 2026

Israel, Germany Deepen Defense Ties With New Submarine, Missile Test

Israel and Germany have strengthened defense ties with the departure of Israel's sixth submarine, INS Drakon, from Germany and a successful test of an Israeli-developed ballistic missile by the German Navy. The collaboration includes advanced submarine technology and missile systems, signaling a deepening strategic partnership.

PoliticsSep 1, 2026

Netanyahu Calls Oct. 7 Security Failures, Not Betrayal

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that the failure of defense officials to wake him on October 7, 2023, was a "failure, not betrayal," attributing it to a "miscalculation" by security leaders who feared his potential response. The comments have drawn sharp criticism from opposition figures, who accuse him of attempting "damage control" and spreading conspiracy theories ahead of elections.

EconomySep 1, 2026

Australian Investors Eye Israeli Agritech Amid War Concerns

Australian venture capitalists are showing interest in Israeli agritech and clean energy companies, viewing them as promising investments despite the ongoing war. This interest is partly driven by the potential of agritech in biofuels and a desire among some Australian Jews to support Israel.

SecuritySep 1, 2026

Israel Prepares for Potential Iranian Attacks During Jewish Holidays, Defense Minister Warns

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warned of potential Iranian attacks during the upcoming Jewish High Holidays and stated that Israel is prepared to respond forcefully. He also claimed that joint Israeli-US operations have significantly set back Iran's nuclear program.

HealthSep 1, 2026

Ada Yonath, Nobel Laureate and Israeli Scientific Icon, Dies at 87

Professor Ada Yonath, an 87-year-old Nobel laureate in Chemistry and a pioneering scientist whose work on ribosomes advanced antibiotic research, has died. She was the first Israeli woman and the first woman from the Middle East to win a Nobel Prize in the sciences, becoming an enduring inspiration in Israel.

SecuritySep 1, 2026

Shin Bet Captures Hamas Security Chief in Gaza Daytime Raid

Shin Bet agents, aided by the IDF and local militias, captured Muin al-Arabid, the head of Hamas' internal security in Gaza, in a daytime raid in Gaza City. Al-Arabid, who was injured and taken to Israel, is accused of significant roles in Hamas' security apparatus, including hostage concealment and counterintelligence.

HealthAug 31, 2026

Israeli Air Pollution Linked to Thousands of Premature Deaths, Billions in Economic Costs

A report by Israel's Environmental Protection Ministry estimates that air pollution caused 5,500 premature deaths and NIS 34 billion in economic costs in 2025. While some pollutants decreased, the country's reliance on fossil fuels and waste management remain significant challenges.

WorldAug 31, 2026

Israeli Schools Welcome 2.6 Million Students Amid Teacher Shortages and Border Region Growth

Approximately 2.6 million Israeli children returned to school for the new academic year amidst challenges including teacher shortages and growth in Gaza border communities. New educational initiatives focus on STEM, AI, and resilience.

PoliticsAug 31, 2026

Jewish Lawmaker Joins Arab Party List for Israeli Elections

Jewish lawmaker Yoav Segalovitz will run in the upcoming Israeli elections as the second candidate on the Arab party Ra’am's list. The partnership aims to foster Jewish-Arab political cooperation, with both leaders emphasizing the need for collaboration to address national issues like crime.

SecurityAug 31, 2026

US Backs Major Israel-Europe Power Link Despite Turkish Objections

The U.S. has backed the "Great Sea Interconnector" project linking Israel, Cyprus, and Greece via underwater cables to Europe's electricity grid. The initiative, facing Turkish opposition due to regional disputes, aims to enhance energy security and end Cyprus's isolation, with Israel and Greece emphasizing its strategic importance.

SecurityAug 31, 2026

Muslim Nations Eye Defense Pact Expansion, Turkey Targets Netanyahu

Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia are expanding their new Mecca Joint Defense Agreement, with other Muslim nations interested in joining. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan strongly criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the alliance's meeting in Istanbul, linking the pact to Turkey's anti-Israel position.

PoliticsAug 31, 2026

Pennsylvania Poll Suggests Governor Shapiro's Pro-Israel Stance Could Be Viable for Democrats

A Pennsylvania poll suggests Governor Josh Shapiro's pro-Israel stance is supported by a majority of state Democrats, potentially making him a viable presidential candidate in 2028. However, younger voters show less support, and his approach faces scrutiny within a party increasingly critical of Israel.

SecurityAug 31, 2026

Gaza's Christian Population Plummets to 541 Amid War and Economic Hardship

The Christian population in Gaza has fallen to 541, with leaders warning of an uncertain future due to war, persecution, and severe economic hardship. Many have fled, while those remaining face immense challenges in living and practicing their faith, compounded by high unemployment and disrupted education.

SecurityAug 31, 2026

Jerusalem Christian Schools Shut Over Unrenewed Teacher Permits

Christian schools in Jerusalem are closed at the start of the academic year because Israel has not renewed entry permits for over 70 Palestinian teachers and staff. The schools cite safety concerns and operational impossibility due to the missing personnel, impacting thousands of students.

SecurityAug 31, 2026

Israel's Desalination Plants Shut Down Due to Algal Bloom

Five of Israel's six desalination plants shut down due to extreme seawater turbidity, likely caused by an algal bloom. This led to water conservation measures and reduced supply across the country, with the full operational status of the plants remaining uncertain.

PoliticsAug 31, 2026

Sara Netanyahu Implies Political Rival Yair Golan Had Foreknowledge of Oct. 7 Attack

Sara Netanyahu implied opposition leader Yair Golan knew about the October 7 Hamas attack in advance, prompting Golan to announce a defamation lawsuit. The incident has intensified political tensions, with opposition figures defending Golan and calling for an official inquiry.

SecurityAug 30, 2026

Hundreds of Ultra-Orthodox Israelis Enlist in IDF Amid Growing Support

Around 500 ultra-Orthodox recruits joined the IDF on Sunday, with many heading to combat roles in religiously observant units. This enlistment reflects a growing trend of Haredi men volunteering for service despite opposition from some religious leaders and protests, driven by a desire to share the military burden and defend the country.

SecurityAug 30, 2026

Arab Bus Driver Severely Beaten by Passengers in Ultra-Orthodox City

An Arab bus driver was severely beaten by passengers in Beit Shemesh after refusing to stop the bus between designated stops. The incident highlights a rise in attacks on public transit workers, prompting calls for improved safety measures.

SecurityAug 30, 2026

Israel, Greece Ink $3.48 Billion Air Defense Deal

Israel and Greece have signed a €3 billion ($3.48 billion) agreement for Israel to build an integrated air and missile defense system for Greece, incorporating Israeli technologies and Iron Dome systems. The deal, described as Israel's largest defense export to Greece, aims to enhance regional stability and bolster Israel's defense industry.

SecurityAug 30, 2026

Orthodox Soldiers Jailed for Refusing Orders Over Female Medic

Sixteen Orthodox soldiers were sentenced to military prison for refusing an order to board an armored personnel carrier because a female medic was assigned to the operation. The incident sparked a debate, with Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich supporting the soldiers and opposition figures criticizing the refusal of orders.

SecurityAug 30, 2026

Spain PM Sánchez Accuses Israel, Russia of Disinformation on Ceuta Migrant Crisis

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez accused Russia and Israel of spreading disinformation about the recent migrant crisis in Ceuta, citing EU research but offering no evidence. Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar called the accusations a "brazen lie" and a distraction from Spain's failures.