In-depth: Before advancing deep into Kyiv, Russian forces are attempting to eradicate pockets of resistance on its outskirts, even at the cost of civilian lives; Ukrainian military sets up roadblocks in the capital to ambush encroaching Russian forces

Interior minister announces it will increase the cap of non-Jews arriving from Ukraine, but since the start of the war with Russia, 3,456 already entered the country, less than 2,000 additional slots remain

Ukraine intelligence says first deputy commander of Russia's 41st army was killed on Monday near the besieged city of Kharkiv, adds the Russian offensive continues although at a significantly slower pace; Kyiv refuses humanitarian corridors to Russia, Belarus amid ongoing civilian shelling

New poll by 'Direct Plus' company surveyed 517 Jewish women above the age of 18, revealing 48% of women in Israel know someone that has experienced sexual assault, while 63% claimed their sex life was 'above reasonable'

In Israel, thousands rallied against Moscow despite officials' reluctance to do the same, while in Lebanon, Hezbollah railed against government's condemnation of Russia's invasion

Ukrainian officials say dogs are pulling apart dead bodies on the streets because authorities can’t approach the victims due to constant Russian shelling; people advised to stay in shelters until they hear broadcast over loudspeakers to evacuate

Erdogan says President Herzog's visit to Ankara will herald a 'new era' in relations between the two states, but rules out abandoning its commitment to supporting Palestinian statehood