With diplomats from Poland to Moldova distributing aid and helping refugees find shelter, the Foreign Ministry is handily taking on one of its largest challenges ever

Ukraine rejects proposal for smaller, non-aligned military, says talks must focus on 'security guarantees'; UK, US say Russian forces remain about 10 miles from center of capital

Carrie Keller-Lynn on the ground in Ukraine; Ricky Ben-David on what's at stake with Israel's oligarchs; Nathan Jeffay on a new coronavirus variant and cigarettes for kids on Purim

People's Deputy Olga Vasilevskaya-Smaglyuk calls on Israelis to aid Ukraine further, saying 'Jews remember what happened in the Holocaust and they need to help'

The US-made projectile has become the weapon of choice for many Ukrainians, as images of soldiers carrying it on their soldiers flash around the world

Yulia Tymoshenko lauds PM Bennett for mediation efforts between Kyiv and Moscow; adds that despite hopes for ceasefire, Ukrainians will not lay down their weapons

Two evangelical organizations, Christians for Israel and Ezra International, are providing transportation and accommodation for refugees bound for the Jewish state

Organizations from across political spectrum urge expediting family reunification requests, noting precedent set by Clinton administration during Yugoslav civil war

In Uman, burial site of revered Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, some 30 faithful attempt to keep to their routines, while gathering supplies and preparing for when the war reaches them

Devastating sanctions coupled with a crackdown on freedom of speech are causing Russians to move, but the mass exodus worsens already lengthy waiting periods for would-be emigres