Moti Kahana, renowned for his operations in saving refugees in Syria and Afghanistan, has launched a humanitarian service to bring vital supplies in and out of Ukraine.
By Jenni Frazer
Efraim Halevy says that the country’s policies on conversion to Judaism and immigration pose bigger dangers than Iran, Hamas and Hezbollah
By Jotam Confino
UK-based expat Dina Berdnikov has created a 'magical world' that allows Jewish youngsters from both sides connect amid the horror of war
By Simon Rocker
More than 60 people attended the event, including at least 35 Ukrainians who had fled their homes due to the war
By JC Reporter
Campaign launched to build a headstone for the unmarked grave of Soviet émigré Anatoly Kuznetsov, who wrote novel about massacre after witnessing atrocity aged 12
By Nic North
Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman accuses Israel of ‘biased rhetoric’ on Ukraine
Israel has formed a delegation to hold talks with Russia following a legal move to shutter the agency’s offices
By Ben Bloch
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The action against the agency that oversees immigration to Israel is seen as retaliation for Jerusalem’s stance on Ukraine
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BBC presenter Tim Samuels hears refugees’ powerful stories and sees what awaits them in their new home
By Tim Samuels
Athletes from Russia and Belarus who have made Aliyah to Israel will still be able to compete under a special flag
Some Jews have discovered their faith for the first time in their lives in the Ukrainian war
By Felix Pope
By Nick Cohen
If Russia wins, we will have to live with the consequences for decades. Those will include a genuine fear of war, which will mean huge defence spending — and psychological costs
Security expert Jonathan Spyer discovers the real reason why soldiers are serving on the Donbas battlefields
By Jonathan Spyer
Chief Rabbi Goldschmidt was reportedly approached by the Kremlin and the FSB and put under 'pressure' to support the invasion of Ukraine
Suggestions that Ukraine should offer to cede territory in return for peace are greeted with scorn
By Paul Cainer
It is hard not to see a connection between the speed they mobilise for war abroad and their tolerance for military-grade violence at home
By Dominic Green