Wheat and other grains trapped in country amid Russian blockade; 'We don't have any other choice -- we have to hope something works,' farmer Rakhmon Mirzoyev says

A history of treating victims of wars and the Holocaust has provided Israelis with extensive experience in handling psychological suffering

Cruise missile attack leaves 25 dead, including 3 children, in a city that is only beginning to comprehend the tragedy

First major agreement since invasion comes amid soaring global food prices, as sanctions on Moscow complicate exports from fertile region; UN to monitor shipments

Lapid says interministerial delegation will head to Russia next week to ensure that organization's 'important work' helping Jews immigrate is not impeded

Alexander Lukashenko, whose country has served as staging ground for Russia's intervention, acknowledges authoritarian nature of his rule, but insists he isn't a 'dictator'

Israeli ministers chide Moscow for decision to carry out threats against organization that oversees immigration to Israel; agency says activities continuing for now

German officials had feared that the Nord Stream 1 pipeline — the country’s main source of Russian gas — might not reopen at all, amid growing tensions over Russia’s war in Ukraine

Source familiar with matter confirms report that Foreign Ministry reached out to Russian officials on behalf of the organization, which faces potential sanctions

27-member EU scrambling to fill gas storage ahead of winter, as Moscow turns down supplies in order to gain political leverage in confrontation over Ukraine