Refugees with Jacuzzis: the surreal life of 200 Jews at a 4-star resort In wartime Ukraine
The refugee camp at Irshava has a kosher kitchen — and it's a resort. But it's still a refugee camp, with all the uncertainty that brings.
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The refugee camp at Irshava has a kosher kitchen — and it's a resort. But it's still a refugee camp, with all the uncertainty that brings.
This four-star riverside resort-turned refugee camp features a kosher kitchen and accommodates about 200 Jews from across Ukraine.
“We’re refugees, yeah, but over here being refugees has its perks,” says a man staying at a resort-turned-refugee camp in eastern Ukraine.
Despite the kosher kitchen, tennis courts, saunas and in-room jacuzzis, residents of the Illara resort near the country's western border yearn for a return to normal life
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