Jewish-Ukrainian oligarch Pavel Fuks, accused of paying locals to daub swastikas in Kahriv and Kyiv, quoted saying 'he had no choice' after the Russian agents approached him

UK to increase fundings to The Hague, with France to provide magistrates, investigators and experts and $550,000 in support of investigation

Diplomats cross into Ukraine daily to issue travel documents to Ukrainian-Israelis, hopefully enabling men of military age to leave despite ban

Escaping the war in Ukraine, Viktoria Saidam and her husband take shelter in Gaza, not a place typically associated with security; nonetheless, they say they 'feel safe here'

Mayor vows city will never forgive Russia as nearly 100,000 people remain besieged under inhuman conditions; estimates of civilian casualties vary between 3,000 and 20,000

New coercive measures to be announced as Biden heads off to Europe to meet with NATO officials as invasion of Ukraine enters its fourth week

Russia's army and leaders are acting 'like Hitler, like the German SS, like the... fascist army during World War II,' Duda says. 'Mariupol looks like Warsaw did in 1944'

Facility close to Ukraine’s Polish border is expected to focus on chronic and pediatric illnesses, although it is prepared for trauma

“Most of the clinical cases so far have been minor, like using the results to help change their medication," Dr. Avi Tsur, director of Sheba Medical Center’s ‘Sheba Beyond’

New tech jobs index survey by investment firm OurCrowd shows tech sector was gearing up for hiring spree to fill important R&D roles before Russian invasion