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Vladimir Putin's Secret War: The Plan to Topple Moldova
According to The New York Times, Russian intelligence trained young people to break through barriers and set fire to buildings. Priests were paid to preach against the European Union. An Israeli-Moldovan oligarch is working to recruit activists. Meanwhile, Russia is damaging energy infrastructure, causing power outages.
Russia operated a secret network to topple the pro-Western government in Moldova | Investigation
Moscow trained activists to set fire to buildings and break through police barriers, and paid hundreds of priests to influence voters. According to The New York Times, Russian military intelligence oversaw training camps ahead of the elections. Authorities thwarted the plan, but in Moldova they warn: "We won the battle, not the war."
A Star of David in My Pocket: Reflections on Moldova, Safety, and the Weight of Identity | Josh Aronson
From a Star of David hidden at the Istanbul airport to a Jewish community reborn in Moldova: a personal journey about antisemitism, Zionism, belonging — and the moment when the community restored the strength to carry on.
The Jewish community in Moldova is reawakening: "An event that happens once in a lifetime"
The Chief Rabbi of Israel met in Chisinau with the chairman of the Jewish community, Alex Blitski, on the occasion of the inauguration of the new Chief Rabbi of Moldova, Menachem Mendel Axelrod. The two discussed the flourishing of Jewish life, the preservation of the memory of the Holocaust, and the establishment of the first Jewish museum in the country.
A new era for Moldovan Jewry: Rabbi Menachem Mendel Axelrod officially crowned Chief Rabbi
Rabbi Menachem Mendel Axelrod was officially crowned Chief Rabbi of Moldova during a historic ceremony in Chisinau. The event, attended by the Chief Rabbi of Israel and international dignitaries, marked a significant milestone in the revival of the country's Jewish community.
Making shakshuka and learning Hebrew from Bezeq customer service: An interview with the ambassador - without a tie
He is only 38 and admires Arik Einstein. Moldovan Ambassador Alex Roitman talks about the shakshuka that beats restaurants, the connection with Gideon Sa'ar, and how the spy novel he wrote at night became a crazy prophecy about the war with Iran.
Arms Smuggling Case from Ukraine: Links to 'Chief Rabbi of Moldova'
The name of Pinchas Zaltzman, who presents himself as the Chief Rabbi of Moldova, has surfaced in a smuggling investigation involving weapons seized at the Moldova-Romania border. Zaltzman denies any involvement, while the local Jewish community states he was never appointed to the position.