Biden calls Putin a ‘thug’ and a 'murderous dictator' as US evaluates potential war crimes committed by Russia; UN calls to probe heavy civilian casualties

Ofcom says inquiries into impartiality of network's coverage of invasion of Ukraine raise issues of 'great concern'; move largely symbolic, as it is off the air due to sanctions

Ukraine's human rights commissioner says rescue work is ongoing after building destroyed in Russian airstrike; Moscow claims troops are fighting on streets in city center

Pro-Palestinian chapter argues organizations like J Street 'condemn occupation while normalizing colonization'; university calls campaign 'divisive and harmful'

Initiative will see state determine max price for land, with bids granted to contractors who offer lowest prices, and a commitment to finish building within 3 years

Tech personnel are working to ensure a secure connection and allow lawmakers to connect remotely; speech will also be broadcast live in central Tel Aviv square

Reports say some 7,000 Russian soldiers killed so far during invasion; Biden calls Putin a 'thug' and a murderous dictator as US evaluates potential war crimes committed by Russia

Barbara Maier Gustern, 87, died March 16 after an unprovoked attack. Her students recall her knowledge of Jewish music, which she picked up working for years in a synagogue