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A street in Kharkiv honors Corporal Alexei-Asher Nikov, killed saving schoolchildren from a terrorist attack in Gush Katif.

From the blog of Tomasz Cebulski at The Times of Israel

As Putin continues the war on Ukraine to, in his words, "de-Nazify" it, 84 Ukrainian Holocaust survivors have fled to Germany, of all places.

He has spoken to the U.S. Congress, members of the Knesset, the audience at the Grammy Awards, and now American Jewish Committee (AJC).

A patch of land on the north side of Kyiv is the site of recurring horror, repressed memories, and bloody historical echoes. But there are glimmers of a justice to come.

From her home in the capital, ambassador Melinda Simmons talks Russian mistakes, Zelensky’s rock star status and Putin’s nuclear distraction

"I am where I am supposed to be," said Kyiv Rabbi Moshe Azman. "I am needed here to help people and to raise their spirits."

Igor Perelman is recovering, Ukraine’s leading Jewish communal organization said.

After Russia says Ukrainian pilgrimage site's synagogue used as 'collection and transfer points for weapons and Nazis,' community member says allegations are false

Government officials from Russia and its ally Belarus won't be invited, but the foundation running the former concentration camp said it does not play down the suffering of those countries' citizens in World War II