Jews in Ukraine
Kyiv Jews return from Carpathian retreat into night of Russian strikes
After spending nine days at a respite camp in the mountains, Jewish families from the Simcha community returned to one of the heaviest drone and missile attacks that Kyiv has seen in recent months.
Jewish couples get married in Kyiv for first time since war started thanks to weekend ceasefire
Dnipro Jewish community leader’s home damaged in Russian strike, wounding child
Kyiv chief rabbi on Holocaust remembrance: ‘We must not live inside it' - interview
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.
Russian missile hits Ukrainian synagogue, Chief Rabbi condemns attack
After shelling hit a synagogue in Huliaipole, the congregation struggles to rebuild.
First Ukrainian Birthright group since war arrives in Adelson private jet
For some of the participants, it is the first time they have left Ukraine since the Russian invasion.
This year’s ‘Jewish Nobel’ is a group prize, going to Jewish activists in Ukraine
The Genesis Prize Foundation said the war in Ukraine required a change in the approach it has taken since creating the prize, known by some as the "Jewish Nobel."
Secret operation gives Ukrainian Jews generators to warm freezing winter
The Jewish Relief Network Ukraine began mobilizing resources for the launch of generators to the Jewish communities at an estimated cost of millions of dollars.
Amid the Russia-Ukraine War, the Jews of Odesa stay resilient
UKRAINIAN AFFAIRS: Odesa’s resilient Jewish community has withstood the onlsaught of Russian troops and is persevering amid Moscow’s nearly year-old invasion of Ukraine.
