As Vladimir Putin enforces a military call-up, Russian men have hunted through their family history to find any proof of Jewish roots to claim Israeli citizenship
By Ben Bloch
A new report says that antisemitism 'often conceals itself behind the mask of human rights and egalitarianism'
The ex-dissident, who spent nine years in Soviet prisons, issued the bleak warning amid an escalation of President Vladimir Putin’s repression of the Jewish Agency
By Felix Pope
A Moscow court is due to hear case for closing the agency’s offices tomorrow
By JC Reporter
The action against the agency that oversees immigration to Israel is seen as retaliation for Jerusalem’s stance on Ukraine
The comments sparked outrage across Israel
By Colin Shindler
Zelensky follows in the footsteps of Jewish dissidents and iconoclasts - a David who does not fear Goliath. This is why Putin and Lavrov wish to turn him into a neo-Nazi.
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By Jonathan Freedland
He visited Tel Aviv as a comedian and now he wants Ukraine to emulate the Jewish state. Volodomyr Zelensky desires Jerusalem as an unequivocal ally but what will Bennett do?
An eyewitness account of the horrific evidence of Russian forces' war crimes in this satellite town of Kyiv
By John Sweeney
By David Baddiel
Nothing proves the ‘horse shoe theory’ of politics better than the way the Ukrainian president has been questioned by far right and far left on the basis of his background and identity
By Alex Hearn
Dugin’s death cult seeks the total destruction of his opponents
By Tim Marshall
Russia has technology and a huge army but the Ukrainians have resisted occupation before
The tournament will be held in Israel next year
By Anshel Pfeffer
There’s no doubt that Israel’s public supports the Ukrainians, but the government has been more reserved
By Dominic Green
Kissinger would seek to talk with Putin and his ministers directly says Dominic Green