Jews in Ukraine
Jewish couples get married in Kyiv for first time since war started thanks to weekend ceasefire
The Jewish Community Center Beit Menachem from Kyiv held a mass wedding ceremony over the weekend that included couples of all ages, including a pair aged 92.
Dnipro Jewish community leader’s home damaged in Russian strike, wounding child
Kyiv chief rabbi on Holocaust remembrance: ‘We must not live inside it' - interview
Zelensky signs law criminalizing antisemitism, making it punishable by up to eight years in prison
JCU 2024: A global call for unity
Global leaders at the Kyiv Jewish Forum 2024 stress unity, tackle rising antisemitism, and discuss support for Ukraine’s Jewish community amid ongoing war and shared global security challenges.
Ukrainian Jews congratulate Trump, 'confident' he will facilitate peace in Ukraine, Israel
Rabbi Mayer Stambler said Ukrainian Jews believed in Trump's commitment to Biblical values.
No. 32: Uri Poliavich: Supporting Jewish education worldwide
Uri and Yael Poliavich started the Yael Foundation, a philanthropic initiative which has promoted Jewish education for 13,500 students across 35 countries.
Under fire and hungry: Ukrainian Jews face Rosh Hashana amid war and crisis
The aid operation, orchestrated by Chabad Ukraine and IFCJ, is a lifeline for thousands of families struggling in an economy ravaged by war.
Son of Ukraine’s chief rabbi killed in battle, months after becoming a father
The funeral is scheduled for Thursday in Kyiv.
Odesa's Jews find strength in faith amid war
Diaspora Affairs - Amidst the echoes of war in Odesa, an unexpected revival unfolds. The city's Jewish community, with roots as deep as the Black Sea port itself, faces its greatest challenge yet.
'Our hearts are split in two': Ukraine's Jewish community torn between two wars
Inna Ioffe, Director of The Jewish Confederation of Ukraine, discusses the severe challenges facing Ukraine's Jewish community with resilience and solidarity as their guiding light.
Dnipro’s Jews press on despite the grind of Russia’s war on Ukraine
As the Ukraine-Russia slowly approaches its third year, the Jewish community of Dnipro works to keep itself alive.
Jewish summer camps offer respite amid Ukraine’s heat and conflict
The largest of these camps, held in Dnipro, hosted more than four hundred family members.
'Mitzvah Mobile' unites isolated communities across war-torn Ukraine
The Mitzvah Mobile began its journey immediately after the yahrzeit (anniversary of a death) of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, the leader of the Chabad movement.
