Israel Hayom speaks with well-known Russian blogger and Kremlin-critic Dmitry Chernyshev, who fled to Israel after his family was threatened by authorities and went on to establish a movement to topple the "criminal Putin regime" from Tel Aviv.

Ben-Gurion University's president declines to say whether individuals involved in patrols had been allowed to continue to study there.

Tanks next to nuclear fuel reserves, power outages at the refrigeration facilities, increased radioactive pollution, and workers who are forced to spend 600 hours in the reactor instead of the required 12. Chernobyl, it seems, faces clear and present danger.

Washington officials say there are significant gaps in the way the war is perceived by the US and Israel, leading to profound differences in the countries' reactions to Russia.

Ukrainians are of course interested in stopping the killing of their citizens, but not at the price of surrender. And Russia's demands are taken to mean just that. Ukraine, therefore, will continue to bleed.