"Once again Iran proves that it cannot be trusted and that in any area where there is killing, suffering, and hatred – Iran is there," says Herzog who is in Washington to meet the US president and other officials.
The Ukrainian president suggests that cooperation between Moscow and Tehran would not have happened had Jerusalem agreed to supply Kyiv with military aid.
Despite garnering the necessary support, former Prime Minister Boris Johnson decides not to vie for leadership, saying "I have sadly come to the conclusion that this would simply not be the right thing to do."
The Prime Minister's Office says he reiterated Israel's support for Ukraine and expressed his "deep concern" about the military connection between Iran and Russia.
The development removes one of several obstacles to Israeli support for Ukraine, The New York Times reports quoting senior officials.
In a shift in policy, Jerusalem offers to help Kyiv develop air attack alerts for civilians, but remains firm on not supplying the country with weapons.
The request will be made to Jerusalem amid ongoing Russian aerial bombardments in Ukraine and revelations that Tehran is providing Moscow with suicide drones and other arms.
Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre says the US "strongly condemns Russia's missile strikes" and that the attack "continues to demonstrate Putin's brutality". Analysts believe the slower-moving Shahed drones can be programmed to accurately hit certain targets using GPS unless the system fails.
"Rescuers are on the site," capital's mayor says on the Telegram messaging service, adding that as a result of what he said was a drone attack, a fire also broke out in a non-residential building.
“Our reliable and trusted energy partners in the Eastern Mediterranean and beyond will be relevant to help Europe to replace every last molecule of Russian gas to achieve a more resilient power system and a true Energy Union,” commissioner says.