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March 27, 2015

In War-Torn Ukraine, Jews Will Have Matzah for Passover

One of the most important matzah factories in the former USSR remains open.

Since 2002, the Ukrainian city of Dnepropetrovsk has been home to one of the most important matzah factories in the former Soviet Union. Despite the looming threat of Russian invasion, its ovens are still running. Dovid Margolin explains the historical significance of matzah baking for post-Soviet Jewry:

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