Scheme launched Saturday on anniversary of Stalin-era famine, but Israeli officials lack key details needed to decide on participation; embassy in Kyiv may reopen permanently

'We're teaming up with Russia and Iran who are attacking us and distancing ourselves from Israel - which we want as an ally,' says Alexey Aristovich

No members of the community injured, says rabbi; Israeli diplomats remain in Warsaw as attacks pick up again in Ukrainian capital

Maksym Subkh, Kyiv's new special representative, says PM changed tune once he assumed premiership, but lauds humanitarian aid and hints at expanded cooperation against Tehran

Iryna Pletnyova says worshipers' well-being is her responsibility, but residents say they hope Bratslav Hasidim and others will arrive

Senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur on what a dissolved government does while awaiting elections; Lazar Berman, on location in Ukraine, puts 400 years of Russian relations in context

Ambassador Michael Brodsky says Israel will not be able to provide those who get into trouble with consular services; says plans in works to bring wounded soldiers to Israel

Acknowledging Jerusalem and Kyiv's 'shared fate,' Michael Brodsky says Israel has challenges of its own and 'needs to think of its own interests'

Ambassador Michael Brodsky in Ukrainian capital for 1st time since Russia invaded; meets with Ukrainian officials to prepare reopening of mission, which had relocated to Poland

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman slams Michael Brodsky's 'flirting' after he suggests to capital's mayor that some public places be named for those who saved Jews in Holocaust