Ukraine synagogues prepare for tense Shabbat under heavy security
Rabbis decide to stay with their communities, report shortages of basic goods. Rabbi rules that in current crisis, Jewish Ukrainians may leave cell phones on during Shabbat.
Rabbis decide to stay with their communities, report shortages of basic goods. Rabbi rules that in current crisis, Jewish Ukrainians may leave cell phones on during Shabbat.
War-torn Libya becomes the first North African country to host such a competition.
Explosions sound before dawn in Kyiv and gunfire is later heard near the government quarter as Western leaders schedule an emergency meeting.
US administration seeks to cut Russia off from SWIFT payments system and target its two largest banks after expelling Russian Embassy's second most-senior diplomat. Meanwhile, Ukraine reports Russian forces have captured Chernobyl nuclear site.
PM Naftali Bennett tells IDF officers training graduates that "world order is changing." US defense official says Ukraine incursion likely the first stage of "large-scale" invasion.
In interview with i24NEWS, Moscow-based journalist says "operation cannot be classified as in invasion because there are no troops on the ground."
"On this tragic day, our thoughts are with everyone in Ukraine, our friends, colleagues, members, & their loved ones,” the Fans Supporters Europe group tweets.
Ship carrying hundreds of Holocaust survivors to Mandatory Palestine was mistaken for a hostile vessel by a Red Army submarine.
Israel slams Russian incursion of Ukraine as "grave breach of international order." Foreign Ministry urges Israelis still in Ukraine to leave through the country's western borders. President Herzog: Russia is working against peace. NATO chief says alliance will defend "every inch" of its territory.
British government takes first step to ban anti-Israel boycotts, passes an amendment that will prevent public pension funds from supporting group seeking to delegitimize the Jewish state.
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