Watch: Ukraine posts ‘gut-wrenching’ view of destroyed city
A gut-wrenching eye-view of the hell that Russian forces have unleashed on Mariupol, home to about 2,000 people prior to the invasion. Read More from Arutz Sheva News Briefs
Read moreA gut-wrenching eye-view of the hell that Russian forces have unleashed on Mariupol, home to about 2,000 people prior to the invasion. Read More from Arutz Sheva News Briefs
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Read moreIsraeli PM Bennett urges countrymen to warmly welcome new immigrants from war-torn Ukraine, responds to criticism of refugee policy. Read More from Arutz Sheva News Briefs
Read moreThe Chief Rabbi of Kyiv, Rabbi Jonathan Markovitch, who had returned to Israel after years of leading the local Jewish community, says he has now made the trip back to the Ukrainian capital to help Jews in need. About 5,000 Jews remain stuck in the besieged city, unable to flee the battle zone.”We are here first and foremost to save lives of Jews and Israelis in Kyiv and the rest of Ukraine. We have embarked on a fundraising campaign which will go towards the purchase of medical equipment, vital medicine, food and baby products, and everything our fellow Jews are
Read moreAnti-Israel BDS activists have been documented entering the country for the purpose of provoking and trying to incriminate IDF soldiers, as well as spreading anti-Semitic propaganda. This comes as tourists begin returning to Israel with COVID-19 restrictions lifted by the government. Read More from Arutz Sheva News Briefs
Read moreIf you want to understand the danger posed by the Reform Movement, simply open this past Shabbats Yisrael Hayom weekend magazine Op-ed. Read More from Arutz Sheva News Briefs
Read moreAccording to data provided by the Ukrainian general prosecutor’s office, 90 children have been killed and more than 100 wounded since the beginning of the Russia invasion on Feb. 24.”The highest number of victims are in the Kyiv, Kharkiv, Donetsk, Chernihiv, Sumy, Kherson, Mykolayiv and Zhytomyr regions,” the governmental agency was quoted as saying. Independent sources could not verify the information. Read More from Arutz Sheva News Briefs
Read more‘Proposed solution will preserve Israel’s identity as a Jewish state,’ Interior Minister Shaked tells Israel National News. Read More from Arutz Sheva News Briefs
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