Ideas

Ideas

Is ‘never again’ now? The Ukraine war ignites a recurring debate

A slogan born in the Holocaust crashes up against the self-interests of America and its allies.

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My heart breaks for Ukraine — and the Ethiopian Jews who can’t get the same embrace from Israel

All suffering around the world is worthy of our attention, writes a fellow for the Jews of Color Initiative.

kiev synagogue evacuation

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My history with my native Ukraine is complicated and often painful. But I pray for the safety of my friends and family.

A Manhattan cantor born in Kyiv aches for those under fire.

The Jewish post-rescue era ended with the war in Ukraine

Jews and non-Jews share a bloody history in Ukraine. But there are reasons for hope.

The war in Ukraine has turned empowered and independent Jewish women into the displaced

Ukraine’s Jewish history is filled with trauma. But while the past is prologue, it’s not destiny.

Russian President Vladimir Putin.

What Putin’s talking about when he talks about ‘denazification’

My Jewish family fled Kyiv in 1989. My heart breaks for the city today.

Ukrainian and American

The years I spent in Ukraine taught me a very Jewish concept: hope

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