War mobilizes networks of Jewish aid and welfare groups across Europe, leading to a Jewish organizational response on a massive scale not seen in decades, including Ukrainian Jews who have remained in the country and recalibrated their lives for wartime
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Jewish groups have sent volunteers to help bring strength and continuity to refugees during the holidays, though they’re finding the refugees are often stronger than they are.
A yeshivah in Poland that was once the largest in the world has been converted into a refugee camp for Ukrainian Jews fleeing their home county as Russia’s war continues. Chachmei Lublin Yeshiva operated in Lublin, Poland, from 1930 to 1939. It now holds roughly 190 beds for Ukrainian Jewish refugees, American Jewish Joint Distribution…