In an article calling for the 'desatanization' of Ukraine, Russia's assistant national security adviser includes Chabad-Lubavitch in his list of 'neo-pagan cults'

After reconnecting at a Simchat Torah event, Tamar Caplan and Alex Zeldin find chemistry -- and matching Jewish ideals -- and level up from friendship to lifelong love

A covert note in 1974 Moscow led to David Harris secretly helping refuseniks, and set him on a path to 32 years as AJC's CEO and quietly setting the stage for the Abraham Accords

Immigration minister says readying for potential 'mass absorption' of Russians seeking to flee country over Putin's declaration of major military mobilization

Conference also serves as thinly veiled criticism of rabbis who've fled country due to their open opposition to its invasion of Ukraine

New head visits Jerusalem absorption center, vows to carry on body's role of assisting 'every Jew' who wishes to immigrate, even as Russia seeks to curtail group's activities

Putin believed to be utilizing Cold War-era tactic to punish Israel for perceived support of Ukraine, as thousands depart Russia for Israel

'Some things are better left unsaid,' president Herzog says, noting that he's cooperating with Lapid to solve the issue; Moscow said to reassure Jerusalem issue just a legal one

Pinchas Goldschmidt says Jewish Agency 'not popular' with Russian government, which wants Jewish community to remain due to its economic and academic contributions

Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt says the city's Jewish community 'would be endangered' if he stayed after he spoke out against Russia's invasion and assisted refugees