PARSIPPANY, N.J. — On Feb. 22, only two days before the start of the war in Ukraine, Kyiv Jewish leader Gennadiy Beloritsky decided he had to get his wife and five kids to safety. “I realized this was the only chance for my family to escape by air, so I sent them on the last […]
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