Jerusalem’s Ambassador to Ukraine said the Jewish State had ‘a big heart’
By Daniel Ben-David
The regiment’s defenders insist it has moved on from its extremist past
By Felix Pope
During her visit, the Duchess read bedtime stories to the children
By JC Reporter
Unique Kyiv collection gathered by author of The Dybbuk is at risk from Russian missiles
By Simon Rocker
By Paul Cainer
Getting Married follows Ukrainian sisters Christina (Lena Fraifeld) and Valeria (Dasha Tvoronovich) who leave their country for arranged marriages in Israel in the hope of a new start
By Linda Marric
The Ukrainian President is hailed as one of the few Jewish world leaders not from Israel, but how Jewish is he
By Tash Mosheim
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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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The Israeli PM held meetings with Joe Biden, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Olaf Scholz and Volodymyr Zelensky
By Richard Percival
Seven Israeli men were arrested by police at the Moldovan border on their way to the Ukrainian pilgrimage site
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
Filmed by the Nazis themselves, the footage reveals the true horror of what they did to our people
By Josh Howie
'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
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