Officials in the Romanian capital are on high alert after a Syrian man tried to torch the building housing the Israeli embassy by throwing a Molotov cocktail, which caused a small fire but no casualties.
Some protesters held aloft a rainbow flag bearing the words "no pride in genocide," while others donned keffiyeh scarves.
"For Israeli citizens staying in the country, it is recommended to consider leaving, since if they fall into distress for any reason, it will be difficult for us to help," the Foreign Ministry wrote.
The Kyiv Post reveals Ukraine's Military Intelligence directorate's cooperation with the Syrian opposition against Russian mercenaries.
In NBC News report, the official disputed Biden's assertion that Israel had agreed to a complete withdrawal of its troops from Gaza as part of the proposed deal, adding "Israel has not changed its conditions to reach a permanent ceasefire. That will only happen after our objectives are met, including destroying Hamas's military and governing capabilities."
The Jewish National Fund was skeptical they could recruit even two dozen volunteers willing to work in an active war zone at their own expense. But over 200 signed up immediately, with more on waiting lists.
Video footage showed the Arrow interceptor missile streaking into the sky above the city.
Yehoud Dolev was in Nir Oz that day and rushed outside to help treat the victims of the Hamas onslaught. He was initially believed to have been kidnapped to Gaza. His sister Arbel remains in captivity.
"We have every expectation that if Hamas agrees to the proposal – as was transmitted to them, an Israeli proposal – then Israel would say yes," National Security Advisor John Kirby states in an interview on ABC News' "This Week" program.
The attack came after a weekend of rising hostilities. On Saturday, the Israeli Air Force struck multiple Hezbollah sites in Lebanon in response to an anti-aircraft missile launched by the group downing an Israeli drone over Lebanese airspace.