Jews in Ukraine
After 4 years of war, Ukraine’s Jews adapt to a life of sirens, shortages and uncertainty
The Russian invasion, which marks its fourth anniversary on Tuesday, has reshaped everything in the lives of Ukrainian Jews.
Hamantaschen from Israel, graggers, and fuel: Purim aid drive spans Ukraine
Faith in a time of war: Ukrainian Jewish chaplain aids soldiers during tribulations - interview
Learning Hebrew in bomb shelters: How Dnipro Jewry endures Russian invasion
Impacted by two wars, Jewish Ukrainian refugees celebrate a special Passover in Poland
Now over 2 years since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine, and over 6 months since the hostages were kidnapped in Israel, the celebrations were said to hold a special meaning.
Amid Russia's war, Ukrainian Jews prepare for Passover under threat of blackout
Jewish communities rally to celebrate with food distributions and precautions against power outages.
While Ukrainian Jews have left due to the war, some have remained to invest in their communities
Since the start of the war on Ukraine, more than 15,000 Ukrainian Jews have moved to Israel, but the Jewish community of Ukraine remains part of the state's social fabric.
For Ukraine’s Jews, the work is not yet done — even as the crisis rages into its third year
Two years after the conflict began, Ukraine’s Jews have inspired anew each day, resolute in the sure knowledge that they know exactly who they’re working for — each other.
Ukraine chief rabbi: Israel and Ukraine both fight 'axis of evil'
Ukrainian chief rabbi Moshe Reuven Azman told The Post that the way for the Jewish people to win against those seeking their harm is through education.
Ukrainian Jews: Don’t forget about us, the war is not over
DIASPORA AFFAIRS: "I want to say to all the Jewish communities that we are in war; we are in a bad situation, we want to know that the Jews of the world are thinking about us."
Jewish rep. seen posing with Ukrainian soldiers wearing Nazi symbols
These soldiers are part of the Azov Assault Brigade, a unit that has garnered controversy for its alleged ties to neo-Nazi ideologies.
Zaporizhzhia Jewish community celebrates Sukkot amidst war
Zaporozhye's central Sukkah serves as a focal point for the community's resilience.
In Kharkiv, rockets fail to dampen Jewish Rosh Hashanah spirit
Zelensky to Ukrainian rabbis: 'We need greater support from Israel'
The Jewish population here has united its destiny with Ukraine and is actively shaping its future," Rabbi Kamintzky declared.
