Ukraine crisis
The $3 million problem
The Gulf needs more than drones from Ukraine — It needs an entire air defense doctrine
Ukraine's Zelensky meets Iran's Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi in Munich, demands end to dictatorships
US has told Ukraine it must sign peace deal with Russia to get security guarantees, source says
Learning Hebrew in bomb shelters: How Dnipro Jewry endures Russian invasion
Two killed in Russian missile attack on Kyiv
The bodies of two people were found in a nonresidential building and one person was wounded by glass shards, following a Russian missile attack on Kyiv.
Exemptions for Russian, Ukrainian refugees in Israel leads to fraud - policy center
Israeli Immigration Policy Center urges a special visa to allow immigrants from former Soviet Union countries to secure legal migration documents at a later date.
Faith in battle: 52,000 holiday kits for Ukraine's Jews amid war
The initiative aims to support spiritual and emotional well-being during the upcoming Jewish holidays as the Russia-Ukraine War continues.
In war-torn Ukraine, the Jewish heart still beats - opinion
As the war continues to play out and Ukraine pays the price, this community needs to be educated about everything that Judaism has to offer during this vulnerable time.
Russia to resume offensive in east Ukraine after regrouping, Kyiv says
Kyiv did not provide details of the Russian regrouping but said the forces continued heavy artillery and mortar shelling and air assaults.
Estonia PM Kallas under pressure to quit over husband's Russia ties
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas has been a leading critic of Russia and has urged European businesses to cut ties with Moscow.
US imposes sanctions over forced deportation, transfer of Ukrainian children
Russia acknowledges having transferred thousands of children out of Ukraine, but says this has been done exclusively to protect orphans and children abandoned in the war zone.
Ukraine asks for Israeli support as it builds $500m. national rehab centers
Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, more than 200,000 civilians and military personnel have been injured, with 20,000 having undergone amputation.
Ukraine's anti-graft police zero in on major wartime corruption
Ukraine ranks 116th out of 180 countries in campaign group Transparency International's latest Corruption Perceptions Index, with the last placed country seen as most corrupt.
Ukrainians torn by evacuation calls as Russian shells fall in northeast
In an interview on Ukrainian television, Lozhenko said about 600 people had been evacuated from the area in the past 10 days, more than 120 of them children.
