Russia vetoes resolution to extend aid delivery through Bab al-Hawa crossing; alternative Russian proposal favorable to Syrian regime rejected by Western powers

Former Jewish Agency chairman Natan Sharansky laments move, which Aliyah and Integration Ministry attributed to low demand for service despite massive increase in immigration

Spokesperson for Iran-backed Kataeb Hezbollah says group is 'working tirelessly to find out the fate of the Zionist hostage'

Putin's press secretary says there have been 'certain contacts' regarding an exchange deal, after US ambassador visits reporter in prison

The exhibit is the first attempt at an overview of a rare moment of empowerment amid a tragedy

Novaya Gazeta reporter Elena Milashina suffers brain injury and broken fingers, attorney Alexander Nemov a gash in his leg; Kremlin lawmakers condemn assault

Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt, who served as chief rabbi for some 30 years and left Russia two weeks after it invaded Ukraine, says he's 'proud to be on the right side of history'

Human rights office says Putin's forces executed at least 77 civilians, Kyiv also abused detainees; neither side has investigated abuse by their troops

Internal document leaked from meeting in Netanyahu’s office reveals Jewish state’s concerns about Russian leader’s growing 'weakness' and its impact on Ukraine, Iran

In Rostov-on-Don, locals say they understand the Wagner mercenaries who rebelled but only a handful said they publicly support their move on Moscow