Tens of thousands of Ukrainians have fled their war-torn country for Israel. Those who remain are struggling to rebuild their shattered communities

Russian president’s assertion that 40% of the Jews who died in the Holocaust were citizens of Soviet Union ‘ridiculous,’ and part of ongoing dispute with Poland over WWII history

For four days, we delved into the lives and cultures of the Eastern European teen Jewish community.

‘Ukraine and Israel are very close, both historically and in terms of mentality’

Ahead of this week’s visit to Israel, comedian who became a corruption-battling president discusses everything from Babi Yar, the Holocaust and the Holodomor, to Putin… and Trump.

Today, the Jewish communities of different post-Soviet countries have no sense to coordinate their actions and to discuss the future. It is obvious that they have no common future.

After a brief October lull, November again turned out to be Jewish community of the region full of controversial events and difficult processes.

It's not as crazy as it sounds.

Caught in the middle of Russia’s hybrid war on their country, they need serious help—and nobody is listening.

For the 30th year running, Jews gathered just steps from the Kremlin to light a ceremonial menorah.