John Rood resigns at request of US president, the latest official to be purged following impeachment trial

Store in city of Lviv apologizes for marketing outfits using a name for Jews the local community considers a slur, says it had no intention to offend

What, if anything, does a religious community for refugees named after a 'Fiddler on the Roof' village have to do with Russia, Trump's impeachment? Times of Israel went to find out

Tens of thousands of Ukrainians have fled their war-torn country for Israel. Those who remain are struggling to rebuild their shattered communities

Bombshell footage of fundraising dinner also includes Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman giving president a gift in which rabbis in Ukraine and Israel compare him to the messiah

Ukrainian president has escaped international spotlight unscathed, maintained his popularity, but has yet to enact major reforms, analysts say

US secretary of state berates NPR journalist following tense interview, asks her to point out Ukraine on unlabeled map in apparent test of knowledge

Tehran's civil aviation authority says it has yet to receive a positive response after requesting assistance from France and the US in decoding black boxes

President says he always intended to come, even though he's not been invited to speak at main event, but was dealing with downed airliner crisis; may open Jerusalem business office

Israeli ambassador says hopes 'justice will prevail'; dozens of anti-Semitic incidents reported annually, though report says decline seen since election of Jewish president