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Jewish homes in Ukraine damaged in Russian strikes, forcing elderly survivors to seek help
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50% centerFirst reported by Behadrei Haredim · Jun 13, 2026
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What happened
World Jewish Relief says Russian strikes have damaged dozens of Jewish homes in Ukraine and left about 1,000 needing urgent repairs. Holocaust survivors Rita in Kyiv and Ida Drovitko in Sumy are among those receiving help after their apartments were damaged and deemed unsafe or badly affected.
- 01Dozens of Jewish residents in Ukraine were affected by recent Russian attacks.
- 02World Jewish Relief estimates 1,000 Jewish homes now need urgent repairs.
- 03Holocaust survivors Rita and Ida Drovitko lost safe housing in Kyiv and Sumy.
- 04The charity says the need now exceeds its available resources.
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