Do they expel your Jews too Serb?

[MRT144]

But please continue with comparing the US to Russia and Russian sympathetic militias and the moral superiority of it all.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2014/04/17/jews-ordered-to-register-in-east-ukraine/7816951/

In the united states we aren't angels to be sure but we're certainly not on this level - who exactly in russia is standing up for jews and gays? Are you afraid to stand up for them?

[regexcellent]

Man, I felt justified in my Crimea/Sudetenland comparisons before.

I shouldn't laugh, this actually isn't funny, it's ****ing horrifying.

[Lorizael]

Come on, Europe! We dealt with this **** 70 years ago.

[Hauldren Collider]

Dear god.

[Guynemer]

Only a Nazi would post such an article.

[loinburger]

Obviously a false flag operation

[onodera]

I'm inclined to agree it was.

[DinoDoc]

I'm inclined to agree it was.

Why?

[AAAAAAAAH!]

They just want to make sure Ukrainian Jews aren't supporting Ukraine's neo-Nazi cabinet. You're all Nazis. /Serb

[onodera]

Why?

http://www.newrepublic.com/article/117415/relax-ukraine-not-ordering-its-jews-register

[Dinner]

The lead Rabbi in Kiev is advising Jewish people to love the country saying there is an upsurge in antisemitism by both factions. The source for this is in German though so I only can make out what Google translate says.

http://www.n-tv.de/politik/2-46-n-tv-de-beendet-den-Liveticker-article12312051.html

[DinoDoc]

http://www.newrepublic.com/article/1...-jews-register

Is Pushilin a double agent for Kiev then? He's already acknowledged that the fliers were distributed by his organization. Though he's now disavowing their content.

[rah]

advising Jewish people to love the country

Normally I don't nitpick on spelling and grammar but the difference between love and leave does change the meaning of your post considerably.

[PLATO]

Normally I don't nitpick on spelling and grammar but the difference between love and leave does change the meaning of your post considerably.

Maybe "Love from afar"?

[Imran Siddiqui]

This is a good article on the matter:

http://www.vox.com/2014/4/17/5624696/anti-semitic-flier-ukraine

As far as Pushilin:

Two different sources say Pushilin and his forces deny any connection to the fliers. According to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Pushilin claims they're a "provocation" aimed at discrediting his side.

But Yedioth Ahronoth, an Israeli newspaper, is reporting something slightly different. Pushilin, in their account, "confirmed that the flyers were distributed by his organization, but denied any connection to the leaflet's content." That would suggest that while persecuting Jews wasn't the official policy of the separatists, there are significant anti-Semitic elements inside their hierarchy — which could spell trouble for Ukrainian Jews in Donetsk if the region wins its independence or joins Russia.

The flier may not even be real. The Anti-Defamation League told Mashable that "we are skeptical about the flier's authenticity." The National Conference Supporting Jews, a regional Jewish rights group, believes it's a hoax. And The New Republic's Julia Ioffe, who knows the region well, believes the pro-Russian forces are extremely unlikely to risk losing supporters by threatening the Jewish minority.