Kyiv Diary 4/6/22: My Trip to a Kyiv Synagogue
It was quite a challenging experience—and, I would say, a noteworthy one—when I went to the Kyiv Central Synagogue for the first time.
It was quite a challenging experience—and, I would say, a noteworthy one—when I went to the Kyiv Central Synagogue for the first time.
It’s troublesome when the food is supposedly for people, but they are not there to purchase it.
While prominent international designers were busy doing major shows in New York, London, Milan, and Paris, Ukrainian designers have been using their sewing skills to support the Ukrainian army.
There is a surreal calm in Kyiv.
We fled our homes and our beloved cities not knowing if we would ever return. And this makes us refugees.
Despite feeling constant danger, life seems to go on.
Love is in the air. Love for Ukraine, for the beloved city, for the defenders, and for each other.
The situation with Israel bothers Ukrainians a lot—and not only Ukrainians.