Edward says not only does he miss his son, he is now afraid for his safety, says expects the Russians to hit strategic targets in a limited attack; Dikla says her brothers calm is more un-nerving for her

With Egyptian flags and billboards praising Cairo adorning Gaza's ruined streets, Egypt hopes to present itself as a Mideast peacemaker, and blunt efforts by the U.S. to hold the country accountable for human rights abuses

Soldier belongs to Netzch Yhuda battalion, already implicated in wrong doing, used car, confiscated from Palestinian which was unfit for use on public roads, killing Palestinian father

Ukrainian Ambassador backtracks on claims Kyiv open to join NATO amid German efforts to stabilize situation; Western economies warn Putin of 'massive' economic consequences' to an invasion of Ukraine

In first public visit by an Israeli prime minister to Gulf kingdom, Bennett slated to meet with cabinet members to discuss 'the importance of peace' in the region, and 'advancement of diplomatic and economic issues'

Calls for investigation follow reports some 200 Jordanians' phones hacked, including royal court members and activists; top lawmaker says Jordan never purchased NSO's spyware, alleges source of hacking outside kingdom

Holding signs and flying Israeli flags, thousands of protesters travel to Jerusalem to demand government scrap remaining pandemic curbs; 'We are all gathered here for freedom,' says protester in front of Knesset

Speaker to visit Knesset and welcomed in an official ceremony; stressed support for Israel, ensuring aid remains a bipartisan issue despite growing criticism of Israeli policy by progressives