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‘Wounds that never heal’: 5 reflections from Buenos Aires on the 30th anniversary of the city’s Israeli embassy bombing

The 1992 bombing, which killed 29, rattled Argentine society and ushered in an era of Jewish distrust in government authorities.

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German Khan, Mikhail Fridman and Petr Aven

Russian Jewish oligarchs step down from board of Genesis Group, the Jewish philanthropy they helped found

The three billionaires are targets of sanctions over Russia’s war in Ukraine.

In a Romanian resort town, Jewish children from Odessa celebrate Purim as refugees

“I just want to return as soon as possible,” said one woman who is staying in a hotel rented by Tikva, a children’s aid group from Odessa.

‘It’s God’s work’: Christians are helping hundreds of Ukrainian Jews escape the war to Israel

Zelensky to German parliament: Russia’s war has made the phrase ‘never again’ meaningless

Evgeny Pavlovskiy and Mykhailo Pavlovskiy.

Babyn Yar was his backyard. Now this 95-year-old Holocaust survivor has escaped Ukraine after a harrowing ordeal.

Scott Pollack's family.

In Asia’s ‘zero COVID’ countries, Jews try to stay optimistic as they enter a third pandemic year — and a new wave

As many flee Ukraine, some rabbis have headed there — to celebrate Purim

The ‘Double P’: Purim and St. Patrick’s Day coincide this year, giving Irish Jews more reason to raise a glass

Roman Abramovich

Following Roman Abramovich scrutiny, Portugal tightens rules for Sephardic Jews applying for citizenship

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