Ukrainian children are finding refuge in an Israeli town and its school for Russian speakers
NOF HAGALIL, Israel (JTA) - During Veronika Maidanova's first two days attending school in Israel, the 8-year-old felt completely lost.
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NOF HAGALIL, Israel (JTA) - During Veronika Maidanova's first two days attending school in Israel, the 8-year-old felt completely lost.
Ukrainian children are being welcomed at the Russian-language Shuvu Renanim school in Nof Hagalil, a town in Israel's Galilee region.
Ukrainian children are being welcomed at the Russian-language Shuvu Renanim school in Nof Hagalil, a town in Israel's Galilee region.
More than 600 Ukrainians have come to Nof Hagalil since Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, setting off a massive migration of Ukrainians to whatever country can give them safety.
Originally part of network of institutions catering to former Soviet Union immigrants, Shuvu Renanim finds renewed purpose helping children escaping conflict