'Wake up': Ukraine urges Israel to aid Odesa's Jews as Russia pounds city
Ukraine's embassy in Israel says Jewish community significantly affected by strikes, one of which damaged Hillel office
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Ukraine's embassy in Israel says Jewish community significantly affected by strikes, one of which damaged Hillel office
While many Ukrainian Jews see the war as a reason to make Aliyah, even more choose to stay in their homeland and withstand the tides of war, relying on aid from various NGOs, including International Fellowship of Christians and Jews
Despite the raging war and constant shelling, Ukraine's remaining Jews celebrate the colorful festival with charity work and sweets, trying to find some solace in their faith amid tribulations
By Isaac J. Martin Odessa, Ukraine, Mar 17 (EFE).- Using the pretext of “denazifying” Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin launched an invasion of the neighboring country. But now, the members of the Jewish community in this East European country, who up until a month ago were living comfortably here after decades of devastation and migration …
Lawmakers, some of them immigrants from the former Soviet Union, rail against Interior Minister Shaked's seemingly unprecedented policy