Jews in Ukraine
Faith in a time of war: Ukrainian Jewish chaplain aids soldiers during tribulations - interview
While Sinyakov offers spiritual guidance as the first Jewish chaplain attached to a Ukrainian military unit, he explained that eighty percent of his work was psychological aid.
Learning Hebrew in bomb shelters: How Dnipro Jewry endures Russian invasion
Ukrainian Christmas tradition depiction of Jews draws criticism after New Jersey pageant
Beacons of light under fire
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.
Israel's new Aliyah minister welcomes Ukrainian olim at Ben-Gurion
The minister was accompanied by the director-general of the Aliyah and Integration Ministry, Dganit Sankar-Langa, for a professional tour of Ben-Gurion Airport.
President of Ukraine’s Jewish community: Israel should increase humanitarian aid
When asked about the potential amendment to the Law of Return, president of the Jewish Confederation of Ukraine Boris Lozhkin said that he and his counterparts are “not happy with this suggestion.”
Flight of Miracles: 100 Ukrainian Jews arrive in Israel
While thousands are suffering in the war in Ukraine, miracles came true for 100 immigrants who arrived safely to Israel.
We need to help olim from post-Soviet countries - opinion
While Israel claims that new immigrants are desired and encourage aliyah, for many people emigration turns into severe mental health problems.
Jews of Ukraine will spread the light of Hanukkah despite the war with Russia
The war with Russia has led to the departure of 50,000 Jews from Ukraine, as well as the deaths and injuries of hundreds of Jewish community members.
Ukrainian Jews have historically spoken Russian - the war has changed that
Jews have remained predominantly Russian-speaking, even in parts of western Ukraine where Ukrainian has long been the dominant language.
Chabad’s annual conference celebrates 120 new Jewish community centers worldwide
The conference is a week-long event and allows most of Chabad's 5,646 rabbis the opportunity to meet with friends and colleagues.
