Jews in Ukraine
After 4 years of war, Ukraine’s Jews adapt to a life of sirens, shortages and uncertainty
The Russian invasion, which marks its fourth anniversary on Tuesday, has reshaped everything in the lives of Ukrainian Jews.
Hamantaschen from Israel, graggers, and fuel: Purim aid drive spans Ukraine
Faith in a time of war: Ukrainian Jewish chaplain aids soldiers during tribulations - interview
Learning Hebrew in bomb shelters: How Dnipro Jewry endures Russian invasion
Since Russia invaded, Ukraine's chief rabbi saved countless lives
The work Rabbi Azman and those alongside him are doing is making an immense impact on the lives of thousands of Jews and non-Jews alike. And until the war ends, they have no intention of giving up.
Jews stuck in Ukraine like ‘insects living in the darkness’
Whether in Odesa or Mykolaiv, many Jews have been left behind in Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian invasion, including the elderly and Holocaust survivors.
Ukraine war insights from Russian, Georgian students in Israel
In 2008, Western countries came to Georgia’s aid in the end, and they are now gathering for Ukraine. May Ukraine liberate itself soon and restore its autonomous freedom.
Lev Echad: Israeli NGO supporting Ukraine
Tomer Dror: “We are probably the Israeli organization with the biggest on-the-ground representation in Ukraine. We have been there since 2014, long before the war.”
JFNA CEO: We’re going to stay involved with Ukraine as long as we’re needed
As the anniversary of Russias invasion of Ukraine approached, Ukrainian Jewish communities spoke of the year they've endured.
Among Ukraine's Jews, a year of war has transformed the ordinary into the sacred
A box of nonperishables is manna from heaven for those faced with empty grocery shelves
'There was no time to sleep': 4 Jews reflect on a year of helping Ukrainians at war
The war has also mobilized the networks of Jewish aid and welfare groups across Europe, leading to a Jewish organizational response on a massive scale not seen in decades
Ukraine appoints official rabbi for Jewish inmates in its 171 prisons
As part of the new position, the rabbinate of the prisons under the direction of Ariel Markovich will be responsible for providing educational, spiritual and moral support to prisoners.
Solving the crisis in Hebrew studies
To help the thousands of immigrants waiting for an ulpan spot, Open University will partner with the Lauder Employment Center in the Negev.
WHO report on Ukraine health emergency sparks US, Russia row
While Russia condemned the report, the US called for it to be updated to include more damage.
