Militiamen, wounded children, police patrols, volunteers delivering food and panicky residents – all hoarding whatever food comes their way, all summoning whatever strength they have left. A week on the Ukrainian front

UNHCR representative criticizes Israel's new refugee policy, which will enable the entrance of non-Jewish Ukrainians but will not provide for their basic social rights

As Ukraine war rages and the West tightens the screws on Russian oligarchs, many of them look to Israel to escape ■ Some already hold Israeli citizenship, exactly for these kinds of circumstances ■ Billionaires will benefit from Israeli law, allowing them to hide sources of income for a 10-year period

The British Isles were awash in gorgeous gold jewelry and objects but there’s no sign they were regularized by mass, deduces Raphael Hermann of the University of Goettingen

Bosnians look at Ukraine and shudder with déjà vu: The unprovoked aggression, refugees, indiscriminate shelling, besieged cities. And they fear pro-Russia actors using the crisis to stir up big trouble in the Balkans

'I can't watch mothers not shower for three days and sleep on mats with their children,' the director of Ben-Gurion International Airport said of the situation