Breaking News 18 March 2022
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Kremlin accuses Ukraine of trying to drag out peace talks (Reuters)
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Putin tells Scholz that Kyiv is stalling peace talks with Moscow (Reuters)
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Over 2 mln Ukrainian refugees have entered Poland, border guard says (Reuters)
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Ukraine says at least 3 killed in shelling of eastern cities on Friday morning (Reuters)
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Russia says it has taken control of more than 90 percent of Luhansk People's Republic (Reuters)
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One killed, 4 wounded after parts of missile fall in northern Kyiv (Reuters)
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Israel indicts four over terror activity in Jerusalem (Haaretz)
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1206 Ukrainians arrived in Israel in past 24 hours (Haaretz)
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Rockets fell in Iraq's Balad air base leaving no damage, state media reports (Reuters)
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Israeli forces detain 2 Palestinians who fired at soldiers, IDF says; one of them wounded (Haaretz)
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Ukraine embassy urges more action by Israel to ensure refugees' rights (Haaretz)
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At least 70 migrants dead or missing off Libya in past two weeks, UN agency says (Reuters)
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French Finance Ministry briefly evacuated after false bomb threat, police say (Reuters)
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More than 30 companies to start making Pfizer's COVID pill, UN announces (AP)
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American national questioned by Jordan's security forces after crossing border from Israel (Haaretz)
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Israeli police's internal investigators appeal acquittal of officer who pushed 12-year-old (Haaretz)
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Israeli police release settlement outpost security head suspected of anti-Arab vandalism (Haaretz)
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Biden, Xi to speak Friday on Ukraine, competition (Reuters)
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Russia ally Uzbekistan calls for swift halt to Ukraine conflict (Reuters)
Latest Headlines
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Internally displaced Ukrainians who had to flee their homes tell their stories and how they managed to find shelter, food and water in the war-torn country
Israel Charges Four East Jerusalem Residents With Acts of Terrorism
The four are suspected of leading and running a terrorist organization, as well as promoting and funding terrorist acts
Israel Condemns U.S. Intention to Remove Iran's Revolutionary Guards From Terror List
'The attempt to delist the Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization is an insult to the victims,' Israeli Prime Minister Bennett and Foreign Minister Lapid say in a joint statement
Russia-Ukraine Updates: Russia Strikes Near Western City of Lviv UN Records 780 Civilian Deaths in Ukraine
Russia invades Ukraine: In third week of fighting, none of Putin's key objectives have been reached, despite thousands of people killed and more than two million made refugees
Displaced Ukrainians Not Sure They'll Have a Home to Return To
Internally displaced Ukrainians who had to flee their homes tell their stories and how they managed to find shelter, food and water in the war-torn country
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The main questioning hovering above Lapid's European tour, Bennett's Ukraine-Russia mediation, and Lieberman's battle with the farmer lobby is whether Ayelet Shaked will stick around to see Lapid become PM
Ukraine Updates At Least 3 Killed in Shelling of Eastern Cities, Ukraine Says
Russia invades Ukraine: In third week of fighting, none of Putin's key objectives have been reached, despite thousands of people killed and more than two million made refugees
Israel Condemns U.S. Intention to Remove Iran's Revolutionary Guards From Terror List
'The attempt to delist the Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization is an insult to the victims,' Israeli Prime Minister Bennett and Foreign Minister Lapid say in a joint statement
Israeli Filmmaker Makes a Documentary About America’s Most Radical Family and Finds His Mother
Left-wing activist Udi Aloni made many people angry when he described Israel as fascist. Now he has made a film about Black civil rights icon Amiri Baraka and found similarities to his mother, late Meretz leader Shulamit Aloni