TAU says that as an institution that raises 'the banner of academic freedom,' it must offer assistance to 'our Ukrainian colleagues'

PM says world leaders have a 'responsibility' to bring Kyiv, Moscow to the negotiating table while Netanyahu calls for end to 'bloodshed,' proposes absorbing Ukrainian tech workers

After a night of air raid sirens, diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman speaks from Ukraine; Tech Israel editor Ricky Ben-David explains economic sanctions and new cyber frontline

Little optimism in scheduled Moscow-Kyiv peace talks in Belarus; Zelensky vows that Russian soldiers will have 'not one quiet moment' as explosions rock capital

Biden says 'freedom will always triumph over tyranny' and Putin will 'pay the price' for his war on Ukraine. But freedom does not always triumph, and certainly not always in time

Volunteers greet new arrivals with food, medical aid and guidance as city braces for an expected influx of 20,000; at least 5,000 have already reached Germany, likely many more

40-strong team, 15 tons of aid arrive in Romania on 1st leg of journey to Moldovan field hospitals for refugees fleeing Russian invasion; plane will return to Israel with refugees

Forces 'tripped over the doorframe' on the way into Ukraine and still haven't found their footing, but early failures could lead Putin to ramp up his assault moving forward

Unprecedented international sanctions on Moscow exacting huge toll, says head of Israeli marine intelligence firm

With Abu Dhabi caught between Russian and American pressure surrounding the war in Ukraine, UAE diplomat says relationship with Washington facing a 'stress test'