Young men and women from Camp Yeka quit jobs, fly to Europe to locate hundreds of children, sending money, love, and a path to safety

The Guardian says Kyiv has been asking for Pegasus since 2019, reveals that Israeli firm also pulled out of deal to supply phone-hacking technology to Estonia for same reason

Official says figure based on data from Ukrainian authorities, what Russia has released, and intelligence from open sources; 30,000-40,000 thought killed or wounded

Hitting back at Western sanctions, president says he won't supply goods and receive payments in other currencies while Russia's assets are frozen; experts doubt move will work

Kremlin says Russian president gives PM his assessments on ongoing negotiations and ‘progress of special military operation,’ during first call in nine days

Video reveals large area with bombed out, smoking buildings in southern port city where 100,000 are said to be trapped in Russian siege

Ambassador to Israel Yevgen Korniychuk calls stabbing that killed four a 'despicable act of pure terrorism,' extends condolences to bereaved families

'I wish this were done in a more active way,' says Yevgen Korniychuk of Bennett's efforts. And if not, he indicates, Israel should drop its neutrality and firmly back Ukraine

Escaping the war in Ukraine, Viktoria Saidam and her husband take shelter in Gaza, not a place typically associated with security; nonetheless, they say they 'feel safe here'

Carrie Keller-Lynn reports from the Israeli field hospital in Ukraine; Emanuel Fabian updates us on yesterday's attack; Nathan Jeffay describes troubling mental health research