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
'Voice of Silence': The story of the Soviet Jewish underground - review
The book helps appreciate struggling to get to Israel versus ‘window seat-style arrivals.’
These are the implications for Russian Jewry if Russia wins - opinion
If the West doesn’t demonstrate its determination to defend its eastern frontier, there may be a domino effect that will terrorize the Central European countries.
Why was a Jewish lawyer wanted by the FBI? New book tells all
“I really felt like I was accomplishing something for Soviet Jewry and I believed that the JDL’s early activities, while keeping the issue of Soviet Jewry in the news, didn’t really harm anyone.”
Story of the underground Hebrew teachers of the USSR explored in book
The sages tell us that the Jewish people maintained three unique behaviors in Egypt: Their dress, their Hebrew names, and the Hebrew language.
Saving Jews from persecution: The lesson from my bar mitzvah - opinion
If I had had access to the Kremlin the way Moses did to Pharaoh, I suspect I’d have gone there, too.
Svetlana Ladigin: An inspiring story of determination
Born in Ukraine, Svetlana made aliyah with her mother and maternal grandparents when she was three years old.
Memories of the Hungarian Revolution
By 1948, communists controlled by the Soviet Union gained total power over Hungary under the leadership of Matyas Rakosi, a symbol of tyranny and oppression.
Experiencing the hell of Babi Yar
Memories of a distant trip to the Soviet Union
What was the Soviet Jewish exodus like? One woman's story told in new book
The stories of the American and Israeli efforts to break the hold on Soviet Jewry are told in a new book.
Soviet Jewry's 'Refusenik' woman, Ida Nudel
The author recounts her experiences with Ida Nudel, the famed heroine of the struggle for the release of Soviet Jewry to emigrate to Israel.
