With only one Jew, no ritual wine, and no communal prayers on Shabbat eve, a shul with a history of resistance fulfills its holiest mission

Ukrainian president lashes Western leaders for inaction after Russia threatens factories; Kyiv says shelling against cities intensifies, halting evacuation efforts

Russian officials said to know where Zelensky hiding, but refraining from attacking him; US reportedly worried Putin using Bennett to improve his image

At least seven flights identified over past week, with planes rented from Turkey apparently collecting passengers in Moscow, St. Petersburg, then flying to Tel Aviv

Section, to be led by ambassador to Prague, will help civil society groups join ongoing initiatives in the war-torn country

Ukrainian authorities say Russian forces cut off mobile networks and the internet at Zaporizhzhia; Grossi says regular communications crucial for facility's safety and security

US secretary of state dismisses Moscow's stipulation that new measures it faces over Ukraine invasion won't impact its rights in talks to revive 2015 nuclear pact

Amid diplomatic efforts to mediate conflict in Ukraine, PM also speaks to French, German leaders; Lapid to meet Blinken on Monday

Children crossed border into Romania with help of Chabad, then were brought to Israel on El Al rescue flight; PM tells them they 'are safe now'

Father Efim describes son, who was shot by border guards in apparent case of mistaken identity, as 'my pride, my glory'