Neomi Gluzman Kravchenko plays with her son in a kosher shelter on the banks of Hungary's Lake Balaton - a refuge for her and her Jewish community hundred of miles from their war-ravaged homes in Ukraine. The psychiatrist from Kharkiv and millions of other Ukrainians fled after Russia launched its invasion on Feb. 24, finding protection wherever they could with families and charitable organisations. Many Jewish families passed through the 'Machne Chabad' rescue village on their way to other destinations. "People went to Israel ... Some have gone to the USA," she says. Others, like her, are still there over...
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