Fleeing turmoil, Ukraine's Jews seek new life in Israel

The Washington Post
  • 9 years ago
Alexander and Anna Gayduk, together with 226 other Ukrainians of Jewish heritage, start a new life in Israel. They flew on a charter flight funded by the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, a multimillion-dollar Christian charity that supports Israel and Jewish projects around the world.

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