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U.S. nears unofficial deal with Iran, report

The unwritten deal expected imminently will include Iran limiting uranium enrichment to 60%, refraining from supplying Russia with ballistic missiles and releasing American prisoners while the U.S. will unfreeze assets seized in sanctions and enable oil sale

Ynet | 06.15.23

At the gravesite of Rabbi Shabtai of Rashkov

'We have nowhere to return, only prayers will help us': Ukrainian refugees prayed at rabbi's grave

278 years after his death, the grave of Rabbi Shabtai, a student of the Baal Shem Tov, becomes a place for Jewish people to pray – many Jewish refugees from Ukraine participated in pilgrimage to grave in town of Rashkov in Transnistria; In first since the Holocaust, Jewish wedding held on site

Ynetnews | 06.13.23

רחפן מטיל בקבוק מים לתושבים בבתים מוצפים הצפה בעיירה אולשקי שנמצאת תחת כיבוש רוסי באזור חרסון אוקראינה אחרי פריצת סכר נובה קחובקה

Drones provide supplies to stranded Ukrainians as hundreds plucked from flooded homes

Moscow and Kyiv officials warn of danger posed by mines planted during 15-month-old war and now unearthed and scattered by floodwater; Ukraine's chief rabbi comes under Russian artillery fire during aid mission to affected area

Itamar Eichner, Reuters | 06.08.23

חילוץ ב חרסון הצפה הצפות אוקראינה בעקבות פיצוץ סכר נובה קחובקה

People trapped, animals killed - shocking images from the Kakhova dam explosion aftermath

Thousands of Ukrainians are fleeing their homes due to the flooding caused by the rupture of the Kakhovka dam, but the Russians have not ceased the bombardments; 'I lost everything,' Israeli national living in Ukraine tells Ynet

Ynet, Agencies | 06.07.23

Russian President Vladimir Putin, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky

Israel condemns Kakhovka Dam strike, stops short of naming Russia

Jerusalem says attacks on critical infrastructure 'must be strongly condemned by the entire international community' but avoids pinning the blame on Moscow

Itamar Eichner | 06.07.23

מטוס תובלה רוסי סובייטי איליושין il-76 רוסיה Ilyushin

U.S. arrests Israeli national on suspicion of supplying Russia with plane parts

According to U.S. court filing, suspect accused of providing false or misleading information about exports in violation of U.S. sanctions, as well as facilitating the illegal export of American goods to Russia

Itamar Eichner | 06.06.23

חרסון אוקראינה סכר נובה קחובקה סכר הופצץ על ידי רוסיה

Russia's attempt to halt Ukrainian counterattack yields humanitarian and ecological fiasco

Opinion: Reports indicate that the Ukrainian counterattack has begun, and the Russians likely believe that Kiev's army intends to cross the Dnipro River and advance towards Crimea; Therefore, the Russians took the extreme step of detonating the Kakhovka dam

Ron Ben-Yishai | 06.06.23

Flooding, fear of nuclear plant damage after attack on dam in Ukraine

Hundreds of thousands being evacuated after strike on Kakhova dam in Russian-controlled southern Ukraine releases surging floodwaters across war zone, Ukraine and Russia blame each other's forces

Reuters | 06.06.23

לוחמים אוקראינים אוקראינה מסמנים לשקט לפני מתקפת נגד מתקפה נגד רוסיה מלחמה

Russia says it thwarted major Ukrainian offensive, killed hundreds

Kremlin says forces killed 250 Ukrainian troops as well as destroyed 16 tanks, three infantry fighting vehicles and 21 armored combat vehicles in the southern Ukrainian region of Donetsk

Reuters | 06.05.23

Ukraine's medical rehabilitation get a boost from Israel

Some 11 Ukrainian soldiers were treated in Israeli hospitals after losing limbs in the fighting since the Russian invasion one such success story presented in joint medical conference aimed at providing Israeli know-how to war torn country

Edward Doks | 06.05.23

Mossad agents planned surveillance of Russian oligarchs in Italy, local media reports

Mossad operatives and their Italian colleagues were interested in Russians residing in the area and involved in the sale of Iranian UAVs to Russia when their boat capsized

Ynet | 06.01.23

Drones hit buildings in Moscow, several downed on approach to capital - officials

Several of Russia's Telegram messaging channels reported that four to 10 drones were shot on the outskirts of Moscow and in its immediate region; some residents evacuated

Reuters | 05.30.23

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham meets Ukraine President Volodomyr Zelensky

Russia puts U.S. Senator Graham on wanted list - Russian media

Russian media claimed Graham says Russians dying is best U.S. dollars ever spent while video released by the office of Ukraine president Zelensky shows senator said no such thing

Reuters | 05.29.23

From Gaza to Kyiv: Iran's weapon supply and war crimes

Opinion: Tehran is aiding and abetting war crimes against both Israel and Ukraine by funding and supplying weapons that are used against civilians; The Western countries that assert the principles of universal jurisdiction are in a position to allow civil legal action to confiscate funds and assets from Iran and associated entities

Colonel Richard Kemp | 05.23.23

The synagogue in Kherson became a massive aid center

Light unto the nations: How Kherson's synagogue became a massive outreach center

Ukrainian city's synagogue, which amid relentless bombings has transformed into the central source of aid for locals, has made it its mission to help every person in need, Jewish and non-Jewish alike

Edward Doks | 05.23.23

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