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
Russian-speaking Jews and countering antisemitism
History shows that hate that begins with Jews never ends with Jews. The danger of antisemitism to humanity is obvious, therefore our efforts to preserve the memory of the Holocaust are universal.
Russian-speaking Jews countering antisemitism
On October 3, 2019, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that the freedom of speech did not apply to denial of the genocide of Jews during WWII.
The hidden heroes that helped save Soviet Jewry - book review
Soviet Jewry’s less famous saviors — How 35 volunteer activists made history behind the scenes.
Meet the artists behind ‘Yoffi shel Israel’ postcard art
The postcard exhibition, a joint venture of the Yoffi company with ‘The Jerusalem Post,’ displays the work of 36 Soviet-born talented artists
One family's journey from Siberia to Israel and owning a business
Yoffi turns the essence of Israeli flavors – such as tehina, honey, dates, nuts, halva, herbal teas and olive oil – into exquisite gifts from the Holy Land.
Can the struggle for Soviet Jewry help navigate 21st century peoplehood?
Jews in Israel and the US appeared to find some form of unity in the struggle to free Soviet Jewry. This effort gave many Jews a sense of peoplehood.
One woman’s story of resistance and rescue in the Soviet Union - book review
Hidden Heroes: One Woman’s Story of Resistance and Rescue in The Soviet Union by Pamela Braun Cohen is the story of extraordinary people in America and USSR who refused to be seperated.
80th anniversary of JAC: ‘Dual loyalty’ and the persecution of Soviet Jews
JAC was a striking phenomenon of the Soviet era and became one of the most tragic pages in the history of the Soviet Jews.
On this day: 13 Jews killed by Stalin in Night of the Murdered Poets
The killing of Soviet Jewish poets was seen as a crackdown against the Jewish Anti-fascist Committee and part of Stalin's increasingly antisemitic policies before his death.
How freeing Soviet Jewry can teach us to combat rise in antisemitism
The symposium addressed how unifying Jewish communities and interfaith partnerships could be the key to resolving the current rise in hate crime against Jews.
