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‘In Israel I Once Again Felt What I Felt in Russia – That This Place Was Hopeless’

Haaretz spoke with four artists who immigrated from the USSR or Russia to Israel and have recently decided to move once again. ‘For Israelis who are doing it for the first time, it’s harder.’

Yana Pevzner

Yana Pevzner

Two days after Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, Lika Avruzki, a 39-year-old filmmaker who was living in Moscow, decided to flee. Five days later, together with her mother, she was outside the borders of the country where she no longer saw a future for herself or others like her. She knows she will never be able to go back to Russia.

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