For the holiday of freedom:
Interview with former Prisoner of Zion, Rabbi Yosef Mendelevich
‘We didn’t know you people have such unbreakable spirit and resolve,’ the KGB commander said.
‘We didn’t know you people have such unbreakable spirit and resolve,’ the KGB commander said.
Eight Jews stood in the Soviet Union's courtroom and declared their loyalty to the Jewish People, and to our past, present, and future. And it happened on Hanukkah.
We go back a long way, Evik, and we Russian refuseniks and Prisoners of Zion want the old Avigdor Liberman back. Op-ed.
I knew nothing of Judaism, but I soon learned that the Russian government did not approve of my trying to change that. Op-ed.
Doesn't the government realize how crucial it is for young Russian students to understand what being Jewish means? Opinion.
Former Prisoner of Zion Yosef Mendelevitch speaks about his feelings on Purim exactly 36 years after his release from a Soviet Prison.
Rabbi Yosef Mendelevich tells the moving story of a Prisoner of Zion in a Soviet prison and his meeting with Chabad.
Rabbi Yosef Mendelevich marks 46 years since he and a group of Jewish refuseniks were arrested at Leningrad Airport.
Learn the fascinating story of a Prisoner of Zion who managed to scrounge together a seder in a Soviet prison, and merited to see miracles.