Biden calls Putin a ‘thug’ and a 'murderous dictator' as US evaluates potential war crimes committed by Russia; UN calls to probe heavy civilian casualties

Ofcom says inquiries into impartiality of network's coverage of invasion of Ukraine raise issues of 'great concern'; move largely symbolic, as it is off the air due to sanctions

Ukraine's human rights commissioner says rescue work is ongoing after building destroyed in Russian airstrike; Moscow claims troops are fighting on streets in city center

Three Israeli rescue groups team up to bring war wounded and elderly survivors in need of treatment to Israel for help

A chat with Merav Oren, CEO at the culinary arm of Anu -- Museum of the Jewish People, which aims to map the food of the Jewish people

Bennett, foreign minister say they 'have a hard time believing' the Biden administration will follow through with reported move amid nuclear deal, saying it's 'insult to victims'

According to Shaked, 3,650 are eligible to immigrate under Law of Return; 1,000 have left by choice or been refused entry since start of Russian invasion

Kanievsky was a hugely influential leader of the non-Hasidic Lithuanian Haredi community, with hundreds of thousands of followers; politicians laud 'one of the generation’s greats'