Tetyana Kosheva’s flashbacks to Russia’s war on Ukraine started with the sound of explosions and air-raid sirens as Hamas fighters entered Ashkelon, the Israeli city where she moved in July 2022 to escape the persistent Russian bombardment of her hometown, Kharkiv, in eastern Ukraine. Ashkelon, a little more than 4 miles north of the Gaza...
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