Pinchas Goldschmidt
The Conference of European Rabbis delayed its Baku gathering over security concerns.
The Conference of European Rabbis insists on an apology by the anti-Israel minister who torpedoed its meeting at the last minute.
I went to sleep in Moscow and woke up in Tehran, Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt says.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Iranian women protesting oppression and antisemitism coming back into fashion were just a few of the attention-grabbers this past year.
Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt served as chief rabbi of Moscow for more than 30 years until the morning after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, when he woke up to a frightening reality that reminded him of the “dark days of the Iron Curtain.”