Israel slams Russian incursion of Ukraine as "grave breach of international order." Foreign Ministry urges Israelis still in Ukraine to leave through the country's western borders. President Herzog: Russia is working against peace. NATO chief says alliance will defend "every inch" of its territory.
British government takes first step to ban anti-Israel boycotts, passes an amendment that will prevent public pension funds from supporting group seeking to delegitimize the Jewish state.
As West decries the invasion of Ukraine, Russian state media paints it as Moscow coming to the rescue of war-torn areas tormented by Ukrainian aggression and bringing them peace.
Members prepare food supplies, accomodations and emergency medical care for Ukrainian Jews fleeing the emerging war zone. Israel's Foreign Ministry says ready to assist Israelis who want to leave the country.
Russia invades Ukraine saying it wants to "demilitarize" the country's eastern regions. NATO calls emergency meeting as reports of military casualties on both sides emerge. Jerusalem urges Israelis in Ukraine to make their way to safety via western borders. Fighting sends global markets into a tailspin, oil prices soar.
Nationwide state of emergency in Ukraine comes amid growing reports of imminent full-scale Russian invasion.
Russian lawmakers authorize Russian President Vladimir Putin to use military force outside his country and US President Joe Biden and European leaders respond by slapping sanctions on Russian oligarchs and banks.
Britain sanctions five Russian banks and three billionaires while Germany halts certification of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline.
Embassy officials working to ensure Israelis still in country will be able to flee via land borders with Poland, Slovakia, Romania, Moldova, and Hungary. Jewish Agency also relocates staff to western city of Lviv.
US ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield warns that "the consequences of Russia's actions will be dire, across Ukraine, across Europe, and across the globe."