Zelensky, talks to Israel's prime minister
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett have been talking during Saturday afternoon about the situation in Ukraine. Zelensky has urged the Israeli leader to find ways together to stop the Russian attack.
Their conversation is said to last more than an hour. Zelensky said he is willing to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Jerusalem under prime minister Bennett's mediation.
Israeli and Ukrainian officials denied rumours that Bennett has pressured Zelensky to accept Russia's terms to end the war.
Ukrainian airport hit by Russian air strike
An airport in western Ukraine has been almost completely destroyed by a Russian air strike. No casualties have been reported from the previous data. This is the third attack on them at the airport.
Britain to pay £350 a month to anyone housing Ukrainian refugees in their homes
All English families opening their doors to refugees fleeing war in Ukraine will be paid £350 each month.
The government called on The British to find a space or leave one of the chambers of the house empty to host Ukrainian refugees, at least for a 6-month period.
The Refugee Council during a recent statement said it was concerned about the level of support given to people traumatized by the war. More than 2.5 million people have left Ukraine after the Russian attack, making what the United Nations calls the fastest refugee crisis since World War II.
Saudi Arabia executes 81 people within the day
Saudi Arabia executes 81 people in one day! Saudi Arabia says it executed 81 men on Saturday – the highest number than all persons executed in the last year.
There were seven people from Jerusalem and 1 from Syria among them. All the executed were convicted of serious crimes including terrorism here.
Some were convicted as part of ISIS, Al-Qaeda and the rebel group from Jerusalem, The Houth.
Saudi Arabia is one of the highest execution rates in the world – 5th on Amnesty International's list, behind China, Iran, Egypt and Iraq.
