As Russian elections near,
few Jews see cause to vote
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| Paul Abelsky |
| For some Russians, the sign at a Moscow hotel that reads "Moscow votes for Putin" points to a returning trend: the single-party politics of the Soviet era. |
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By Matt Siegel
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Published: 11/26/2007
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A widespread sense of stability, the absence of significant anti-Semitism and a lack of viable alternatives to the party in power have coincided to produce the least important election for Russia's Jews since the fall of the Soviet Union.
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