With a new Cold War emerging, can Israel continue to sit on the fence?
A Holocaust survivor and her family in hiding and on the run
Sanctions have failed to break Putin, and the West is running out of missiles and bullets
An exchange between Bernard-Henri Lévy and Natan Sharansky, from the recent Tablet event in partnership with the Jewish Confederation of Ukraine
The Ukrainian Catholic Church in America facilitates financial, material, and spiritual assistance to Ukraine through a network of churches and a university in Lviv
More than a century after my own great-grandfather left Odessa for America, a family from Kharkiv found refuge in our house in New York
A Tablet exclusive from the Kyiv Jewish Forum
Westerners who seek only to be left in peace are courting an even more deadly war
An exclusive Tablet interview with Ilya Khrzhanovsky
Drawing on their knowledge of injuries caused by wars and terrorism, Israeli doctors care for Ukrainian soldiers wounded in battle
The Latvian American financier and quasi-counterfeit ‘Pentagon analyst’ Dan Rapoport led the kind of life that makes any cause of his recent death—assassination, suicide, or pseudocide—all equally plausible
As war rages in Ukraine, Boris Zakharov and a network of human-rights activists stretching from Kyiv to Brooklyn are organizing rescue missions
Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland’s electoral base is in Canada’s Ukrainian diaspora community, which has rebranded Nazi collaborators as nationalist war heroes
A group of ex-Soviets waits for visas and forms unexpected alliances on an Italian beach
As refugees streamed out of Ukraine, an Israeli man offered shelter to the descendants of the people who once saved his ancestors from the Nazis. It wasn’t quite as simple as it seemed.
What an old rebbe’s fable can teach us about the war in Ukraine
Six writers shaping the future of the plucky, original, and politically significant genre
The legendary Soviet political prisoner and Israeli government minister on the war in Ukraine, the two Vladimirs, and the implications for the Middle East