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Is Israel trying to hide arms exports to neo-Nazi militias in Ukraine?
Human rights activists are hoping to use the courts to expose Israeli arms exports and security know-how to neo-Nazi militias fighting in Ukraine. By Shuki Taussig Is Israel knowingly selling weapons to neo-Nazi militias in Ukraine? A group of Israeli human rights activists filed a petition to the Tel Aviv District Court last June to demand the government…
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The Seventh Eye
June 19, 2019
The Iranian-German who made a film about the annihilation of Ukraine’s Jews
Director Farschid Ali Zahedi fled Iran for Germany following the Islamic Revolution, where he became fascinated by Jewish history and the Holocaust. After four years of work he is now releasing his latest film on the extermination of Jews in the Ukrainian city of Kovel. Orly Noy sat down to speak to him about debuting his film…
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Orly Noy
September 17, 2016
How my Jewish grandfather spent WWII in a German uniform
What if I told you that my late grandfather was a Jewish Soviet spy who infiltrated a Nazi army unit during World War II to support partisans, Jews and the Red Army? This is the true story of Jacob Ingerman, recently published as an e-book in English, titled, ‘A Jew in the ‘Service’ of the Reich.’…
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Haggai Matar
September 26, 2014
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Why the EU needs to rein in Israel’s settlement policy
An Israeli academic makes the case for Europe to contain Israel’s settlement policy with greater determination and more concrete measures. By Nurit Peled-Elhanan Times are very tough for both Israeli and Palestinian families. The death toll in Gaza currently stands at more than 1,000, the majority of whom are civilians. The death toll in Israel stands…
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+972 Magazine
July 26, 2014
Neither Russian nor Israeli: Lessons from a journey to the homeland
After years of denying her Russian identity, Osnat Ita Skoblinski finally made peace with the cultural world of her friends and family. However, she never expected her first trip back ‘home’ to bring out feelings of hate and revulsion. By Osnat Ita Skoblinski My parents, who immigrated to Israel in the 70s, refused to have a…
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Cafe Gibraltar
March 16, 2014
Complete control: On the unquestioned authority of the Interior Ministry
Israel’s judges rarely question whether the Interior Ministry may not actually be an expert on immigration matters, or whether it might be making decisions without asking the right questions – even when someone’s life is on the line. The courts generally accept any, or nearly any, factual claim provided by the Interior Ministry regarding individuals…
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Laissez Passer
April 27, 2013
As national resentment grows in Ukraine, far-right party gains support
Although it has been accused of anti-Semitism in the past, the Svoboda nationalist party’s newfound success has more to do with a growing number of people who are disillusioned by mainstream politics and disappointed by a sluggish economy, than with people harboring genuine hatred of Jews. KIEV, UKRAINE – On Sunday, millions of Ukrainians cast their ballots…
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Roee Ruttenberg
October 29, 2012
WATCH: Ukrainians vote in ‘test for democracy’
Voters in Ukraine are casting their ballots on Sunday in the country’s parliamentary elections. As of Sunday morning, there were already complaints of bribery near some polling stations. KIEV, UKRAINE – The ruling “Party of Regions” is likely to keep its majority, thanks to a revised election system that will allow single-mandate district winners to caucus…
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Roee Ruttenberg
October 28, 2012
WATCH: World boxing champion makes bid for Ukrainian parliament
World Boxing Champion Vitali Klitshchko is running for parliament in Ukraine’s elections on Sunday. KYIV, UKRAINE – A popular personality in a country where sports figures do quite well, Klitshchko is promising to rock the political status quo. Some have said the boxer is being used by political elites to further their own causes,…
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Roee Ruttenberg
October 27, 2012
WATCH: Ukrainian Summer harvest, Arab Spring unrest
The Ukrainian government has warned that wheat growers might not be able to meet quotas for international contracts, sparking speculation over the prices of corn, a frequent substitute. KIEV, UKRAINE – The shortage has been blamed on dry weather in Southern Ukraine during the months of June and July, right before the start of harvesting season.…
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Roee Ruttenberg
October 24, 2012
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