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A Father Heads to the Front, a Mother Rescues Her Son: Ukrainians Converge at Israel's Airport

Bar Peleg | 12.03.2022

Podcast | Inside Putin's mind: A conversation with Julia Ioffe

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett chairs a cabinet meeting at the Prime Minister's office in Jerusalem, on Sunday

'Bennett Wants Ukraine to Surrender': Ukraine Senior Official Says Israel's Mediation Is Useless

Jonathan Lis | 11.03.2022

From left: Moshe Kantor, Mikhail Fridman, Oleg Deripaska, Viktor Vekselberg and Roman Abramovich.

'The ground is trembling' || The Great Jewish Oligarchs' Escape From Russia to Israel

Shuki Sadeh | 11.03.2022

Russian billionaire and owner of Chelsea football club Roman Abramovich arrives at a division of the High Court in central London in 2011.

Portuguese Officers Detain Rabbi Accused of Helping Russian Billionaire Abramovich

Reuters | 12.03.2022

In this image from video provided by the Ukrainian Presidential Press Office and posted on Facebook early Saturday, March 12, 2022, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy speaks in Kyiv, Ukraine. (Ukrainian Presidential Press Office via AP)

Ukraine updates || Zelenskyy Says Israel Could Host Talks With Russia

Haaretz | 11.03.2022

People cross an improvised path under a destroyed bridge while fleeing the town of Irpin close to Kyiv, Ukraine on Monday.

'I'm Afraid That the Food Shortage Will Unleash a Monster in Me That I Don’t Know'

Nir Gontarz | 10.03.2022

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, in December. Almost overnight he has become a national hero because of his readiness to forgo political asylum, even at the price of his life.

From Lincoln to Zelenskyy: To Be a Great Leader, Charisma Isn’t Enough

Micha Popper | 11.03.2022

Paralympic skier Sheina Vaspi.

‘Everyone Here Is in Pants, and I’m in a Skirt’: Israel’s First Winter Paralympic Athlete Is a Haredi Woman

Ido Rakovsky | 12.03.2022

Cows grazing in Colorado. To produce a kilogram of animal protein requires an area almost 100 times as large as that needed to produce a kilogram of vegetable protein.

What Would Happen if the World Went Vegan, According to a New Study

Gid'on Lev | 12.03.2022

The shrine erected in memory of Mohammed Salah, in his home in Al-Khader. His parents urged him to keep away from soldiers. "First bullet – I’m home," he replied.

One Was on a Hike. The Other Was Just a Boy. Both Were Killed by Israeli Troops

Gideon Levy, Alex Levac | 11.03.2022

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Putin at a G20 summit in 2019

Analysis || As Ukraine Burns, Saudi Arabia and UAE Try to Get Biden to Do Their Bidding

Zvi Bar'el | 12.03.2022

Adolf Hitler is saluted, at the Reichstag, April 28, 1933. According to Marx, only when the Führer realized he couldn’t defeat the USSR did he turn to the systematic murder of Jews.

Was the Holocaust a Product of Blind Nazi Hatred?

Ofer Ashkenazi | 11.03.2022

Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei arrives for a meeting with members of the Iranian Assembly of experts in Tehran, on Thursday.

Analysis || What About Iran? Ukraine-Russia War Disrupts Israel's Attention Span

Amos Harel | 12.03.2022

Lukashenko, Putin and map of Eastern Europe

Putin's Ukraine War Could Push His Neighbors Into NATO's Hands

David Stavrou | 11.03.2022

Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a ceremony in Belgrade, Serbia

Not Only Ukraine: Putin's Allies Are Plotting Another War in Europe

Hamza Karcic / Opinion | 10.03.2022

Protesters carry signs saying "Jews Against Apartheid" at a demonstration in support of Palestinians outside the Israeli Consulate in Los Angeles, on May 15, 2021.

U.S. Synagogues, Stop Canceling Jews Whose Values Compel Them to Criticize Israel

Robert Herbst, Daniel Boyarin, Hasia Diner / Opinion | 11.03.2022

Kenneth Walton.

'Most of My Patients Don't Know I'm Traveling. In Turkey, the Call of the Muezzin Gave Me Away'

Danna Frank | 11.03.2022

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