Russia May Obstruct the Nuclear Deal with Iran
The war in Ukraine has complicated negotiations.
March 10, 2022
The Flight of Odessa’s Jewish Community
Putin’s “denazification” of Ukraine has prompted Odessa’s Jews to flee for their lives.
Rabbi Refael Kruskal, the vice-president of the Jewish community in the Ukrainian city of Odessa, had prepared for a Russian invasion long before it began. As he explained to Yair Rosenberg, “I had supplies on trucks. I had generators prepared. I said, there’s gonna be a rush on gas stations, so I had gas prepared for the buses on the way.” In late February, Kruskal evacuated his hometown, along with his staff and hundreds of people who benefit from the charitable programs he oversees. Rosenberg reports:
March 10, 2022
The Current State and Recent History of Israel-Turkey Relations
This week marks the first high-level Israeli state visit to Ankara in over a decade.
The Flight of Odessa’s Jewish Community
Putin’s “denazification” of Ukraine has prompted Odessa’s Jews to flee for their lives.
Uncovering a Family’s Lost Holocaust History
An attempt to recreate an escape route.
Bialik’s Classic Works Find New Life Online
The Library of Congress’s Hebraic Section has digitized an array of rare children’s books.