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allow, such as at Shabbat din-
ners and holiday celebrations.
Rabbi Mishulovin says a num-
ber of them "are really inter-
ested in Yiddishkeit, and-some
are even interested in becom-
ing Jewish."
Other situations call for
more scrutiny. FREE workers
must be certain that the
refugees are actually Jewish
before overseeing their wed-
ding, performing a brit or en-
rolling children in CHAIM, an
afternoon Hebrew school
specifically for Russians. They
check in a variety of ways, in-
cluding speaking with two
Jewishly observant, reliable
witnesses.
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meanwhile, say they want the
Jewish community to under-
stand the kind of harassment
Russian gentiles married to
Jews can face.
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same fears (in the former
Soviet Union)," Ms. Stolow
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obligation (legal, because
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with the U.S. government to
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of the refugees," Ms. Hyman
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anyone connected to Judaism
(in the former Soviet Union)
faces a potentially harmful sit,
uation, as we recall what hap-
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