Soviet repression caused most Georgian Jews to flee, leaving behind a 2,500-year-old history whose memory is beginning to fade. In his village, one young man seeks to preserve it

One employee shot and killed this week, police say, though motives are unclear; local Islamist groups says it supports boycotts of Israel but has not called for assaults

Israel said looking to influence US position; Katz vows 'whatever it takes' to stop Iran from getting the bomb, as Iranian FM says deal possible if US isn't 'unrealistic'

Co-founder of Yale-based Jewish society that extended invite says he 'admires' the far-right minister, who some groups plan to protest; major organizations say they won't meet him

US military says aim of strikes, some of the deadliest since start of bombing campaign, was 'to eliminate this source of fuel... and deprive illegal revenue' to Iran-backed rebels

Adam Erkan, 20, allegedly assaulted two students in November; one of them says he's afraid of attending classes on campus because of antisemitic threats against him

In honor of this week's spring holidays, ToI's environment reporter describes a date palm that was brought back from the dead, a Rose of Jericho plant that resurrects itself and more

Right-wing family members write scathing letter to Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer after Netanyahu confidant reportedly lectured mother and father of captives for two hours