Ukrainian Jews, scarred by a bloody history, find themselves refugees once again
As Russian troops pour into Ukraine and bomb its cities, many Ukrainians are on the move both internally and in an attempt to leave for other countries.
Jews from Ukraine arrive at a Jewish community center in Chisinau, Moldova, Feb. 25, 2022.(photo credit: Courtesy of Rabbi Pinchas Salzman)ByCNAAN LIPHSHIZ/JTA
