Odessa
Chabad efforts secure Odesa posting for Breslov Hasid detained over Ukraine draft
A 49-year-old Israeli citizen drafted into the Ukrainian military after traveling to Uman for Rosh Hashanah will serve as a doctor in Odesa instead of a feared combat posting near Kharkiv.
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Eight dead, dozens wounded as Russia strikes Ukraine with missiles, drones
Israeli philanthropies expand educational centers for injured children in Ukraine
Ukraine-Russia War: Odessa Jewish Children’s Home struggles with new challenges
There are currently 120 Jewish children housed in the Mishpacha Children’s Home in Odessa, Ukraine.
New art exhibit explores Odesa's impact on Israel, US Jews
The multifarious population of the port city that sits at the northwest corner of the Black Sea in contemporary Ukraine included Jewish people of letters and painters.
Ukrainian-Jewish children's home opens amid war
The inauguration ceremony took place in the heart of the city. This event marked the opening of the expansive educational building of Chabad Odessa, named Beit Ovadia.
Russia strikes Ukraine's Odesa with Iranian kamikaze drones, missiles
Russia launched six Iranian-made Shahed drones and 10 cruise missiles, with Ukraine's forces destroying six drones and six missiles before they hit their target, the Air Force said.
Israeli org. opens first school for children in a hospital in Odesa
The ceremony was attended by senior officials from the management of the SASA Setton organization, the management of the hospital, and the management of the Odessa municipality.
Russian drone attack in Odesa region hits Danube port infrastructure
Two civilians were injured in a Russian drone attack on Ukraine's Danube port.
Ukraine's Odesa opens a few beaches for the first time since Russian invasion
For the safety of residents and after incidents of mines exploding on beaches, the coast was closed.
Hillel center in Odesa, Ukraine, damaged by Russian strike
This is the second time a Hillel building in Ukraine was damaged by Russian fire since the start of the war last year.
Russia suspends Black Sea Grain Initiative amid ongoing conflict
“Mass revenge” missile strikes damage Ukrainian ports and torch grain stores.
Russia's attack on Odesa kills one, injures 18
The RBC-Ukraine news agency reported that the city's largest Orthodox church, the Spaso-Preobrazhenskyi Cathedral consecrated in 1809, had been severely damaged in the attacks.
