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The Russian leader’s pardon on Wednesday cleared the way for Issachar to leave the country.

Inside were 350 objects, including artifacts from the World War I and 18 cap badges with the initials of Austro-Hungarian emperor Franz Joseph, who ruled from 1848 until his death in 1916.

Russia's President Vladimir Putin reassured Naama’s mother during his recent visit to Jerusalem that everything “will be alright.”

“It was the time when most leaders of the world preferred to shut their eyes and doors towards the Jews."

There have been no deaths as a result of a coronavirus infection outside China.

Lockdown helps, says Rabbi David Moskowitz. "Chinese government is doing everything medically possible to stop the virus from spreading."

Piece of advice: next time you hear the Russians want something from your country – stay home.

"The original wording in this Instagram posting has been corrected because it was open for misinterpretation.”

Welcome to the era of Mafioso diplomacy.

The event in Israel commemorating Quezon's "Open Doors Policy" for Jews takes place on Thursday, January 27, at the Philippines embassy, 18 Bnei Dan Street, Tel Aviv, at 6 PM.

President Meta visited the IDF's base at Ramla while he was in Israel for the Fifth World Holocaust Forum last week.

The Health Ministry says it is “in contact with all the international bodies and experts in Israel and abroad."

US Ambassador to the UN Kelly Craft was supposed to arrive in Israel later this week, but will remain in New York to handle the peace plan fallout.

Her remains were buried in the Church of St Mary Magdalene above the Garden of Gethsemane in Jerusalem.

Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen called Jerusalem "the capital of Israel" on Instagram.

Israel's health ministry expects that in the coming days there will be many suspected cases of Coronavirus in arrivals from China, most of which will likely turn out to be other diseases.

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence called on the world to unite against growing anti-Semitism, and notably called out Iran for its Holocaust denial and threats to wipe out Israel.

Einstein, who was born in Ulm, in the Kingdom of Württemberg in the German Empire, spent parts of his life in Switzerland and acquired Swiss citizenship.

"Her mother was very moving and supports her daughter. I said to her and I will say it again – everything will be alright."

“We appreciate your clear voice against all forms of antisemitism and intolerance," Rivlin told Prince Charles.

Abbas dismissed as a "myth" and "fantastic lie" that six million Jews had died in the Holocaust.

Unlike Naama Issachar, Putin won't be arrested for trying to take the coin out of Israel.

You'll note there's no note of astonishment in the TASS report over the disproportionately harsh sentence.

The French president also threw a hissy fit against his Israeli security detail.

Naama Issachar did not walk down the steps from Putin's plane. Good bye, fantasy, we'll have some reality here for a change.

Against the backdrop of progress in the negotiations for normalization in the Gaza Strip, the meeting of some fifty world leaders at the Yad...

“I’m upset and outraged by it—that we are targeted like that—but at the same time I’m not entirely surprised,” said Temple Sinai chair Matthew Smith.

Georgia’s honorary consulate in Israel’s capital was inaugurated on Wednesday.

French President Emmanuel Macron's decision to meet with P.A. leader Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah ahead of the 2020 World Holocaust Forum has ruffled some feathers at the Israeli Foreign Ministry.

Israeli Ambassador to UN in Farsi: We Support the Iranian People