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Pro-Russia militiamen hoisting flags of Russia and the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic in Stanytsia Luhanska in Ukraine's Luhansk region, Sunday.

Kremlin Fires Back at Yad Vashem: We’ll Show You Mass Graves in East Ukraine

Sam Sokol | 02.03.2022

Podcast | 'Syria was Putin's laboratory. Now he's taking his methods to Ukraine'

People paint the figures of Soviet soldiers using Ukrainian flag colors at the base of the Soviet Army monument in Sofia, Bulgaria, this week.

Ukraine Needs More Than Sympathy to Fend Off Putin. It Won't Get It

Zvi Bar'el | 02.03.2022

Russia's President Vladimir Putin speaks with Chief Rabbi Berel Lazar during a ceremony at the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center in Moscow, 2019.

Russian Chief Rabbi, Seen as Putin Ally, Calls for End to Ukraine War

Sam Sokol, Nastya Shub | 02.03.2022

A woman from Ukraine listens to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's speech on a phone, at a refugee shelter in Beregsurany, Hungary.

Western Media Likes Its Refugees Blond and Blue-eyed

Sheren Falah Saab / Opinion | 02.03.2022

Ukrainian President Zelensky and Turkey's President Erdogan: A cynic might say Erdogan’s strong support for Ukraine’s freedom is ironic when, at home, he treats voices of dissent more like Putin than Zelenskyy

The Biggest Winner in Ukraine So Far: Turkey’s Erdogan

Louis Fishman / Opinion | 02.03.2022

Democratic candidate Greg Casar celebrating victory in his Texas primary, on Wednesday.

Progressive Wins Democrat Texas Race Despite Far-left Breakup Over Israel-Palestine

Ben Samuels | 02.03.2022

"The Gold Bowl," looted from Iraq, is displayed during a ceremony to officially repatriate several trafficked artifacts at the Manhattan District Attorney's office in January.

U.S. Returns Billionaire Michael Steinhardt's Plundered Artifacts to Jordan

The Associated Press | 02.03.2022

Palestinians in Jerusalem protest against Sheikh Jarrah evictions, last month.

In Sheikh Jarrah, After Years of Legal Battles, Israeli Justices Finally Took History Into Account

Nir Hasson | 02.03.2022

Gaza 1967, tourists and shoe polishers on the street.

Gaza, 100 Years Ago, Like You've Never Seen Before

Matan Barzilai, The National Library | 02.03.2022

Nihewan Basin

Archaeologists Find Evidence for 40,000-year-old Modern Culture in China

Ruth Schuster | 02.03.2022

Israeli actress Gal Gadot in "Death on the Nile."

One Line of Dialogue Exposed Gal Gadot's Limited Acting Abilities

Nissan Shor | 02.03.2022

The attack in Homesh, about a month ago.

Eight Settlers Arrested for Attacking Soldiers, Palestinians Near Illegal Outpost

Hagar Shezaf, Jack Khoury | 02.03.2022

Israeli soldiers keeping guard as Israeli children play outside the Beit Hadassah settlement in the West Bank city of Hebron, May 29, 2017.

Top Court Rules Against Returning Palestinian Land in Hebron Due to Security Concerns

Hagar Shezaf | 02.03.2022

A protester holding an anti-Putin poster during a demonstration outside the European Parliament in Brussels on Wednesday.

‘I Wouldn’t Mind if the West Gets Its Butt Kicked’: The Israelis Siding With Putin

Allison Kaplan Sommer | 02.03.2022

Israelis evacuating from Ukraine, Tuesday.

Irina Didn’t Want to Leave Kyiv. Her Husband Convinced Her to Pack Her Bags and Go

Yarden Michaeli, Tomer Appelbaum | 02.03.2022

A fire at the Kharkiv regional police department building said by Ukraine to have been struck by Russian shelling, Wednesday.

Putin Talks Ukraine With Bennett, Russia Says, Hours After Zelenskyy Phone Call

Haaretz | 02.03.2022

An armed man standing near the remains of a Russian military vehicle in Bucha, outside Kyiv, on Tuesday.

U.S. Losing Patience as Israel Backs Ukraine but Pulls Punches on Russia

Ben Samuels | 02.03.2022

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