Palestinian Foreign Affairs Ministry says it oversaw evacuation of 1,300 Palestinians, including 600 students, from Ukraine, with many preferring to stay in other European countries; 'I never expected I would go from one war into another,' says one student

Sources say steps are being taken to ensure as many MKs as possible attend video link address in person since Knesset is currently on its winter recess; Ukrainian leader also set to address U.S. Congress on Wednesday

General Kenneth McKenzie tells Senate Iran continues to be the biggest threat to the American interests and Mideast security, says Iranian proxies are spread across Yemen across Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon to the very borders of Israel

Kyiv comes under fire early on Tuesday after Russian protester breaks into Moscow TV studio holding a sign claiming Russians are being lied to; talks to be resumed after failing to yield results earlier

Border Police says troops were forced to neutralized aggressors who hurled stones and explosives at them during an arrest operation at Balata refugee camp; Palestinians say another man in his 20s shot and killed during raid in Qalandia

Leaders of Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovenia announced they would travel to Ukraine’s capital in a show of support, shortly after a Russian artillery strike ignited huge fire and a frantic rescue effort in a 15-story apartment building in Kyiv

Hidden deep in the city of Lviv, an urban warfare training facility teaches Ukrainians how to use automatic weapons, throw grenades and understands basic military tactics; 'Only now Ukrainians started to acquire combat capabilities,' says one of the instructors

Zelensky says his country understands it does not have an open door to NATO but proposes a way to protect itself independently provided it receives security guarantees; U.S. imposes new sanctions on Russia, Belarus