2022 Ukraine War

Baking matzah and defying blackouts, Dnipro’s Jews press on despite the grind of Russia’s war on Ukraine

The giant, Chabad-run Menorah Center anchors a community that is facing power outages, departures of essential figures and threats of forced military conscription.

2 years into war, major Jewish fundraising for Ukraine has slowed to a trickle

Donor fatigue set in as the war dragged on. Then Oct. 7 happened.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine inadvertently sparks a Jewish renaissance — in Armenia

Jews from both Ukraine and Russia made their way to Yerevan, Armenia’s biggest city. Many are staying.

Global

Russia labels Moscow’s former chief rabbi a ‘foreign agent’

Global

Zelensky responds to Putin by calling him ‘second king of antisemitism after Hitler’

Global

Putin: My Jewish friends say Zelensky is ‘not Jewish’

Global

Most of Kherson’s Jews fled when Russia invaded Ukraine. A flood could force the rest to leave.

Politics

Republican Jewish Coalition favors continued Ukraine assistance, taking a side in a fraught intra-party debate

Global

The first Passover haggadah in Ukrainian marks a community’s break with Russia

Global

Kyiv Jews celebrate their 2nd wartime Purim with renewed resolve and optimism

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