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Cherney Foundation saves the only Russian newspaper in Ofakim from closing

25.6.05
Yad Le-Ole, a public group, has recently lost financing for its ten-year-old Russian-language newspaper for new immigrants. The Michael Cherney Fund has stepped in to save the paper from closing. The Russian-speaking residents have retained a forum for receiving information about local projects and voicing their opinions on all the aspects of Russian community life.