Ukrainian leader laments world's 'weak' response so far to Lavrov's claim that Hitler had Jewish blood

Elizaveta Sherstuk was chosen to represent the Diaspora at Israel's main Independence Day ceremony. 'This is the acknowledgment of the importance of what we do'

Leaning into incendiary claim that Jerusalem is backing 'neo-Nazis' in Kyiv, Russian Foreign Ministry alleges Israelis are 'practically shoulder to shoulder' with Azov Regiment

Chief of Staff Andriy Yermak tells The Times of Israel that he expects Israel to be more pro-Ukrainian after Moscow insinuates Jews share blame for the Holocaust

In rare internal criticism, Berel Lazar calls diplomat's false claims of Nazi dictator's Jewish roots 'shocking'

In April the Ukrainian president started a social media campaign under the hashtag #ArmUkraineNow with the goal of exerting public pressure on Western governments

Local commander says attack supported with armored vehicles and tanks, with additional forces landing by sea; UN, Red Cross evacuate 101 civilians from stronghold

Immigration minister said to make decision in order to avoid possible diplomatic incident with Moscow or Kyiv's ambassadors at annual ceremony marking victory over Nazis

Russian leader claims Ukrainian forces committing war crimes that EU is 'ignoring'; adds that Moscow 'still open to dialogue' but Kyiv not ready for 'serious work' of ending war

Pontiff says he won't visit Kyiv until he has gone to Moscow, but Putin has ignored request for meeting; says Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill 'cannot become Putin's altar boy'