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Israeli Pilgrim Reportedly Mobilized in Ukraine After Uman Visit
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A Hasidic man with dual citizenship was mobilized at the Ukraine-Romania border while returning from Uman after the Rosh Hashanah celebrations
According to The Jerusalem Post, 49-year-old Yonatan Karlinsky Mashak was born in Ukraine and immigrated to Israel about 14 years ago. He is an Israeli citizen and a father of six.He was identified as a fellow countryman by border guards after he spoke...
The man also has Ukrainian citizenship and was wanted as a conscript
·Kyiv, Ukraine
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A 49-year-old Israeli citizen, Yonatan of the Karlin Mashak, was detained while attempting to leave Ukraine for Romania after a pilgrimage to Uman on Rosh Ha Shan, and a man is also a Ukrainian citizen, and his family claims that after a border check he was taken to Odessa for recruitment, as reported by The Jerusalem Post.
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