Soviet Jewry
New immigrant pharmacists face discrimination, lack of gov't support despite professional shortage
Mazarsky's comments follow the state's reluctance to accept over 170 qualified pharmacists who are intending to make aliyah in the coming year and have opened files with the Jewish Agency.
'To succeed as a Jew is to survive,' Natan Sharansky tells 'Post' - interview
'World Enemy No. 1': Hitler, Stalin, and the crime of being Jewish - review
Dnipro chief rabbi: Joy in being Jewish restored post-Soviet Dnipro Jewry
'Here We Are All Jews': How Western Jews worked to free Soviet Jewry - review
Anyone even remotely involved in the struggle for Soviet Jewry will find something in his book Here We Are All Jews with which they can identify or which will stir a memory.
Jerusalem Highlights October 21-27
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Daughter of Israelis makes US wrestling history with gold medal win
She said her “ultimate goals are to be a multiple-time world champion and an Olympic champion. There is so much more to do.”
Simhat Torah: Russian-Jewish stories about the holiday - excerpt
Rabbi Jonathan Porath didn’t make countless trips to Russia. He counted them – 175 trips from 1965 through 2019. The following is an excerpt from his book centered primarily on Simhat Torah.
Beata Parkanova's new film 'The Word' has universal appeal
The Word, which won the award for Best Director at the prestigious Karlovy Vary Film Festival this year, as well as the Best Actor award for its star, Martin Finger, is a delightfully complex movie.
How to stay Jewish thanks to Zionism
Only after the Six Day War in 1967 did I become a proud Zionist. And through Zionism, I discovered the power of Jewish history, culture and tradition, and later in prison, religion.
Grapevine September 9, 2022: Happy Birthdays
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
'The Arc of Our History': Pivotal moments in Israeli history - review
Stanley Ringler engaged in the development of political support groups, political education programs, and lobbying in Israel and the US.
Zelda Harris: Still the concerned citizen after 7 decades in Israel
Harris still believes it’s a great privilege to call Israel home, although she is worried sick that the next election will see Benjamin Netanyahu reelected and set to “destroy our democracy.”
Let my people go: Round two
What have we learned from the success of the battle with the Kremlin over Jewish emigration a half century ago that can be applied to the current confrontation?
