War in Europe

Rafael Grossi says that the situation at Zaporizhzhia, Europe's largest nuclear power plant, is getting more perilous every day.

Senators delivered overwhelming bipartisan approval to NATO membership for Finland and Sweden with a 95:1 vote.

The United States is expected to absorb 180,000 people, including some who were temporarily in the country before the war broke out.

Unless a diplomatic breakthrough is achieved, trial to commence Aug. 19 over alleged privacy violations.

A delegation of 26 Ukrainian metal health specialists attend a training program developed by NATAL – the Israel Trauma and Resiliency Center.

Elsewhere, one of Ukraine’s richest men, a grain merchant, is killed in what Ukrainian authorities say was a carefully targeted Russian missile strike on his home.

“It’s a lovely bubble for kids to be kids,” says Marta Saracyn, the head of the Jewish Community Center of Warsaw.

Fighting between Ukrainian, Russian forces fierce in eastern separatist areas as British defense officials say Russia appears "desperate" and "running out of steam."

Greater reliance on paid fighters from the Russian private military company Wagner Group for frontline duties rather than their usual work in special operations would be another sign that Russia's military is under stress six months into its war in Ukraine, says Britain's Ministry of Defense.

Authorities have alleged that the aliyah efforts are in breach of privacy laws by collecting the personal information of people who are interested in immigrating to Israel.