Jews there opened a zhug factory to capitalize on it.

The Jewish is one of the oldest communities living in Ukraine.

“From 1939 to 1989, a Jew could not feel safe in Poland,” he says. “Since then, thousands of Poles have discovered their Jewish roots … and they, in turn, are free to pursue what it means to be a Jew.”

During the discussion at Ukraine Crisis Media Center we asked human rights watchdogs and sociologists: are there grounds to consider that the anti-Semitic sentiment in Ukraine is rising?

The international seminar “When the Word Kills or Saves: Church Leaders, Intellectual Authorities, and the Press during the Holocaust and the Holodomor” was held in the Israeli city of Acre in November 2019.

Mikhail Heifets, a great friend of Ukrainian-Jewish understanding, is no longer with us.

After the busy summer months and September, October turned out to be relatively calm and not rich in events in Jewish life.

Syria remains the main point of contention between the two countries.

Locals say Qirmize Qesebe’s main drag is the wealthiest kilometer in the world and neighboring cities look on enviously.

Ariel Bulshtein also claims Jerusalem reciprocated, canceling deals with Ukraine that were uncomfortable for Moscow.