Ukrainian Jews

Ukrainian Jews have historically spoken Russian. The war is changing that.

An effort is underway to translate Jewish texts into Ukrainian for the first time.

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For elderly Jews in the former Soviet Union, COVID-19 lockdown loneliness is debilitating

Organizations like the JDC are calling elderly, often poor Jews to make up for the social networks the pandemic has destroyed.

Ukrainian court reinstates diplomat who blamed Jews for World War II and posed with ‘Mein Kampf’ cake

Israel has expressed its consternation over the ruling, saying it was “confused.”

Participants in the March of Dignity gather in Kiev's Maidan Independence Square for ceremonies marking the first anniversary of the Maidan Revolution that led to the ouster of Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovic, Feb. 22, 2015. (Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

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How Ukraine’s bloody 2014 revolution affected Jews

Ukrainian Jews at the Beit Grand Jewish Community Center in Odessa on Nov. 1, 2019. (Cnaan Liphshiz)

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For Ukrainian Jews, having a Jewish president is a source of pride — and fear

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The grandson of Ukrainian strongman Stepan Bandera reckons with his family legacy of Nazi collaboration

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Kiev’s American-style JCC gives low-income Jews the millionaire treatment

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Kiev’s new JCC celebrates marriage of elderly couple who met there

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Ukrainian Jew in serious condition after altercation with neighbor

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240 Ukrainian immigrants arrive in Israel

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