Oleksandr Kunytskyi tells Israeli TV that Israelis 'know what missiles are, what bunkers are,' appeals for helmets, vests, and other military equipment

Foreign Minister Lapid reportedly wants Israel to side with Ukraine, as Prime Minister Bennett avoids directly condemning Moscow

PM avoids condemning Moscow during cabinet meeting, says Israel will send additional humanitarian aid to Ukraine in coming days

ToI editor David Horovitz and diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman discuss Israel's awkward diplomacy in Eastern Europe, and an update from Zelensky's former aide

Mickey Levy is only second top official to do so; Ukraine's Ruslan Stefanchuk asks Levy to promote a potential Russian-Ukrainian summit in Israel

Immigrants from Russia and Ukraine, as well as simply concerned citizens, come together to protest Russia's actions in eastern Europe

In now-deleted post, mission calls for volunteers to 'participate in combat actions against the Russian aggressor'; Israeli Foreign Ministry says it's aware of the matter

Kyiv's envoy to Israel confirms request to NY Times: 'We do believe that Israel is the only democratic state in the world that has great relations with both Ukraine and Russia'

'I'd carve a Swastika into his forehead,' one Ukrainian immigrant says of Russian leader, as expats display gamut of emotions on invasion

Moscow seeks clarifications after Lapid lambastes Moscow's invasion of Ukraine; Alexander Ben Zvi reportedly notes Israel's response has been relatively mild