Preparing for war and any possible scenario, we are in severe anxiety and distress

While on the world news channels we are updated on a possible invasion of Russia, where in Ukraine the fear is already felt in the air. Isaac from the Jewish community in Odessa tells us.

The feeling in the air is the foul smell of a war in which the Russians are planning something terrible than ever, Putin's plans are to occupy even the capital Kiev, we are witnessing embassies and international organizations fleeing all their workers from the capital as a result

For the Jews, the situation is all the more difficult because apart from those who have to abandon all their businesses, shops and factories and lose almost all their property and livelihood and flee into the unknown, there are those who also have no ability to do so.

There are over 200,000 Jews in Ukraine, many of them elderly people, Holocaust survivors and orphans who are in nursing homes and orphanages in Kiev and Odessa. They have no ability to leave.

Rabbi Avraham Wolf, rabbi of the Jewish community in Odessa, tells us about the preparations for each possible scenario: READ MORE