Eastern Europe
The Israeli president and his wife flew to Iași, where Fascists murdered 13,000 Jews in 1941.
The Israeli airline said it would review its decision next week following an assessment of the situation.
The Israeli president is scheduled to deliver an address before the parliament in Bucharest.
Two people were injured in the NATO member state.
Janez Janša’s election marks a positive shift in Slovenia’s foreign policy toward Israel.
With Russia’s role in Syria diminished, analysts question the value of strategic ambiguity.
The group wedding at a Chabad shul included elderly couples who had been civilly married for years, alongside younger pairs whose wedding plans were delayed by the war.
The sanctions passed “thanks to the change of government in Budapest,” tweeted Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot.
The director of the Jewish school said that the speed with which his staff guided the children to the bomb shelter saved their lives.
The attack on the only active shul in the country was reportedly the first such incident since WWII.
The Zenziper Company declined the delivery, flagged as “stolen,” amid diplomatic tensions with Kyiv.
Community members pointed to Prime Minister-elect Péter Magyar’s first press conference, in which he promised to continue a “zero-tolerance” policy toward antisemitism and spoke of the “special relationship” between Israel and Hungary.
