Justice Ministry's Police Internal Investigations Department to open 'preliminary probe' into incident that hospitalized Manwar Burqan, a deaf girl from East Jerusalem

Resident of a village near Ukraine's capital claims paratroopers from Russia 'hide in the woods, enter people's apartments, take their clothes, change and try to walk around'

Defense minister says 'humanitarian policy' to be expanded further if relative quiet continues on southern frontier and advances made in potential prisoner swap with Hamas

Mikhail Fridman and Petr Aven, who co-founded investment firm, insist they have 'no financial or political relationship' to Putin or the Kremlin

Moscow launches deadly strikes on Kharkiv, Kyiv as massive convoy moves toward capital; sanctions bite Russian economy, causing ruble to tumble

Foreign minister vows to help repair damage to the site; Yad Vashem Holocaust museum lambastes 'outrageous' Russian attacks against civilians

Rabbi Jonathan Markovich says some people unable to leave the beleaguered Ukrainian capital are still sheltering in synagogue, while others being brought food by volunteers

Palestinian health officials say Ammar Shafiq Abu Afifa, 21, was killed by soldiers at entrance to Beit Fajjar, south of Bethlehem; IDF does not say what he was suspected of