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Moscow’s chief rabbi leaves Russia amid pressure to back war

Pinchas Goldschmidt now lives in exile after refusing to publicly support the ‘special operation’ in Ukraine, a relative says.



Moscow's chief rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt flew to Hungary two weeks after the Russian invasion of Ukraine [File: Tobias Schwarz/Reuters]

Published On 8 Jun 20228 Jun 2022

Moscow’s chief rabbi has left Russia after coming under pressure to support its invasion of Ukraine, according to a relative.

Swiss-born Pinchas Goldschmidt had served as Moscow’s chief rabbi since 1993, while also heading a large European rabbinical group.

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“Can finally share that my in-laws, Moscow Chief Rabbi Dara Goldschmidt, have been put under pressure by authorities to support the ‘special operation’ in Ukraine – and refused,” Avital Chizhik-Goldschmidt tweeted on Tuesday.

Chizhik-Goldschmidt, a New York-based journalist, said that Goldschmidt flew to Hungary two weeks after the February 24 invasion, raising money for refugees in Eastern Europe before continuing on to Israel.

“They are now in exile from the community they loved, built & raised their children in, over 33 years,” Chizhik-Goldschmidt said.

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08/06/2022

Moscow’s chief rabbi has left Russia after coming under pressure to support its invasion of Ukraine, according to a relative.

Swiss-born Pinchas Goldschmidt had served as Moscow’s chief rabbi since 1993, while also heading a large European rabbinical group.

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