Chag Hanukkah Sameach! – Boris Lozhkin
Hanukkah this year has acquired a special symbolism for Jews of Ukraine and for all Ukrainians: no matter how much the enemy tries to deprive us of light, there will always be a new candle ready to be lit.
On December 13, the Jewish Confederation of Ukraine and Tablet Magazine will hold a preview panel of the Kyiv Jewish Forum – Boris Lozhkin
The annual Kyiv Jewish Forum, which is organized by the Jewish Confederation of Ukraine, this year will begin on December 13 with a preview panel organized jointly with Tablet Magazine, one of the world’s leading Jewish publications. This has been shared on Facebook by the Vice President of the World Jewish Congress, President of the Jewish Confederation of Ukraine Boris Lozhkin.
Every Ukrainian in the Book of Life will be given the highest rating, – Boris Lozhkin
After 1973, Yom Kippur in Israel acquired an additional meaning: the Day of Judgment, when the Almighty renders his verdict and makes the final records in the Book of Life, has also become a day of mourning and remembrance.
Holocaust Memorial Center “Babyn Yar” will digitize 1.5 million archival documents about the life of the Jews of Ukraine in the 19th-20th centuries
The Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial Center announced the start of a 48-hour fundraising campaign to preserve unique archival documents about Jewish life in Ukraine.
Within two days, it is planned to raise $250,000, which will be used to digitize more than 1.5 million archival documents about the life of the Jews of Ukraine in the 19th and 20th centuries, with their subsequent opening to the whole world. Particular attention will be paid to 10 border regions of Eastern and Southern Ukraine, as well as the central regions.
You can join the campaign and donate at the link: https://www.charidy.com/babynyar
MAY EACH ONE BE REPAID…
(on the final solution to the Ukrainian question)
Mikhail Frenkel
“I emancipate you from the invented by Jews humiliating chimera of conscience,” Hitler instructed his soldiers.
Emancipated. The German Nazis committed unheard-of atrocities during World War II. Including in Ukraine, completely captured by them.
One of the greatest crimes of the Nazis was the Holocaust. The tragedy of Babyn Yar and at other execution ravines had already happened, when in January 1942, in a villa near Lake Wannsee on the outskirts of Berlin, the Nazi leadership adopted a resolution on the “final solution to the Jewish question.” Behind that bureaucratic formulation was an ominous intention to exterminate all Jews in Europe. The Nazis tried very hard, but they did not manage to complete the task set by the Führer, having killed “only” 6 million Jews.
Exactly 80 years have passed since the Wannsee Conference. Now the Ukrainian lands are invaded by those who, as shown by the events of the russian aggression, have been tasked this time with the “final solution to the Ukrainian question.”
Attention! Attention! Attention!
