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The banks in Russia are unable to transfer money to banks in Israel, and the producers can’t shoot the film without cash flow.

Zelensky’s wife is not Jewish, and his children were reportedly baptized in the Greek Orthodox tradition.

Rolene Marks, who’s probably been to this rodeo before, tweeted the ambassador knowingly: “I am sure we will hear that from the anti-Israel crowd any minute.”

Tom Nides was trying his best to get Israel deeper in trouble with its neighbor to the north, Vladimir Putin.

In light of the information we received from the Israeli Foreign Ministry we decided to head out to Palanca this morning to rendezvous with a convoy of yeshiva students from Dnipro.

In less than an hour, we will arrive in Kishinev to assess the situation.

"This never would have happened with us," Trump insisted.

On November 13, 2016, Zakharova caught flack for her acerbic humor and was even accused of antisemitism.

Many Jews immigrate to Israel under the Law of Return, but do not intend to stay.

So far, the Putin administration has refused Lithuania's request to question Gorbachev regarding his role in the events of January 13, 1991.

On December 5, 2011, a US Lockheed Martin RQ-170 Sentinel unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) was captured by Iranian forces

Russia has been pushing its homemade vaccine relentlessly, especially in poor countries.

"As far as we can see, the recognition of the Russian vaccine by the WHO is a matter of the near future."

“I woke up in a world where [the vaccine has] become an identification mark,” Beroyev said, brandishing the yellow star on his breast pocket.

Abdel Bari Atwan is the quintessential anti-Israeli journalist.

“When people lose sight that we are one family, with a mutual past and a mutual future, this is where the problems begin.”

For the record, Navalny is a Russian Orthodox Christian and has no plans to convert to Judaism (or Islam for that matter).

The Sputnik-V vaccines be available in every hospital in Lebanon for the low price of $38 a pop.

The book was written by investigative journalist Catherine Belton who served for many years as the Moscow correspondent for the Financial Times.

Facebook claimed that the post had been cancelled in response to request from its partner, Ukrainian fact-checking service StopFake.

Beware the American Gulag…

In Russia, favipiravir was approved for the treatment of COVID-19 in hospital settings on May 29, after an ongoing open-label randomized clinical trial with 60 subjects.

Innocent victim? Careless traveler? Prisoner of Zion with weed?

Putin’s press secretary told journalists on Monday, "We never announce such matters," and suggested it would be best to "wait and see."

"The conversation . . . strengthened the Prime Minister's optimism that the issue of the release of Naama Issachar is advancing towards a solution.”

In retrospect, Madagascar would have probably been safer for the Jews than Poland, but that's a different debate altogether.

Oscar Seborer died on 23 April 2015 in Moscow. Among the attendees at the funeral was a representative of the FSB, and his brother Stuart in a wheelchair.

"Most of the victims, old men, women, and children, were peaceful Soviet citizens of Jewish descent, doomed to destruction only because of their nationality."

Since 2009, offshore oil and gas fields in the Mediterranean have been the subject of territorial disputes between Turkey on one side and Greece, Cyprus and Israel on the other.

The project was sponsored by Viktor Vekselberg, a Ukrainian-born tycoon whose father was Jewish.