Russian Israelis
Israel’s democracy needs a place where local disagreements can be resolved - opinion
Until those structures exist, the work falls to Derech Eretz’s groups in Jerusalem, Rishon Lezion, Ashkelon, and other cities with large Russian-speaking populations.
Novy God: Mockery, politics, and the Russian identity Israelis still argue over - opinion
Magical moments: Traveling through Europe by river
Fueled by immigration, challenged by assimilation: Is Avigdor Liberman losing his political niche?
Joint List sets off election campaign in Yiddish, Russian, Amharic
The anti-Zionist party decided to join forces with minorities within Israel's Jewish population.
Russian comfort food is making a comeback in Israel
“Russian food is entering the mainstream slowly,” Gitcelter said. “Young people of other backgrounds are beginning to eat it. It’s an attraction. It’s different.”
