Members of The Ark Synagogue are hoping to visit Progressive Jewish communities in Ukraine in November
By Daniel Ben-David
Jerusalem’s Ambassador to Ukraine said the Jewish State had ‘a big heart’
The regiment’s defenders insist it has moved on from its extremist past
By Felix Pope
The Russian government has tried to link the Ukrainian president to Friday's terror attack in Moscow
By JC Reporter
Jewish community has aided 16,000 escaping from war and sent 2,000 Jews on to Israel
The charity has published a report of its activities in Ukraine since February 2022
By Claire Calman
When the news gets worse - I attempt to adopt the ostrich position
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More than 35,000 pilgrims attended the annual event despite the threat of Russian bombs
By Joseph Roche
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Up to 30,000 Charedim are expected to defy Ukraine's chief rabbi and the Israeli PM to visit the city of Uman to worship, be cleansed of their sins - and dance to techno music
Dame Melinda Simmons said that her Jewish heritage meant she had to speak up when stationed in Ukraine
‘I don’t know how long my luck will last’ she told the JC recently
By Paul Cainer
The Russian president launched an attack on the Ukraine leaders Jewish heritage
By Richard Percival
'We are prepared to keep fighting for a very long period of time… [while] minimizing the number of casualties'
By Josh Kaplan
Rabbi Moshe Azman is seen walking through a field of sunflowers and standing on a balcony overlooking Kyiv as he sings
The former leader of the Wagner group did not publicise his faith
Contract awarded to WJR in partnership with the British Council will enable the charity to offer intensive English language and employment support courses
