Ynet correspondent to Ukraine writes of seeing residents provide food to soldiers, reservists and volunteers manning military positions on the northern borders of the capital despite relentless Russian bombings

Ynet correspondent in Ukraine runs into a Zionist Ukrainian officer in a military post as he takes his a trip to Kyiv following the announcement about a humanitarian corridor

Zelensky says 52 children have died since Russian invasion; praises U.S., British decision to ban import of Russian oil and Gas products; U.S. turns down Polish initiative to supply fighter jets to Ukraine

Political elites allied with the West wary of alienating Russia, the U.S. and Europe, while militia factions such as Hezbollah and Houthi rebels in Yemen vocally support the Russian invasion; in Syria billboards saying “Victory for Russia” pop up in areas of Damascus

Some 80 doctors, nurses, and medical personnel from Israel will set up shop 14km from the Polish border to provide medical assistance to refugees and locals; 'We must prevent this war from becoming a medical crisis,' says one Israeli official

Ukrainians studying at Israeli universities say once they strongly believed their country should develop close ties with Russia due to potential economic benefits, but now they feel there is no way back after such a horrific war

Zecharya Yishai Levine, was born and raised in a black Christian family of civil rights activists in Minnesota; now, he finds himself studying at a yeshiva in Israel and is unwilling to leave even after encountering racism