Purveyors of liquor in the US and Canada drop popular Soviet brands like Stolichnaya in favor of Ukrainian ones; 'I thought I would put on sanctions as well,' one bar owner says

Georgia Republican defends participation in the America First Political Action Conference, where organizer joked that comparing Putin to Hitler should be a compliment

Ali Bagheri heads back to talks in Austria with 'clear instructions' to work to 'solving problems in order to reach an agreement,' according to Iranian state media

To keep up with South Florida’s recent boom in young Jewish families, a new private school aims to combat what its founders say is 'brain drain' in local Jewish education

ToI editor David Horovitz and diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman discuss Israel's awkward diplomacy in Eastern Europe, and an update from Zelensky's former aide

PM avoids condemning Moscow during cabinet meeting, says Israel will send additional humanitarian aid to Ukraine in coming days

Sheina Vaspi, a Hasidic woman from northern Israel, skis at speeds up to 55 mph; hopes to inspire next generation of Paralympic athletes

Jewish billionaire appears to break with Putin, saying 'war can never be the answer' in letter to employees at private equity firm