At first glance, the social anthropology of Israeli society appears to fall outside the scope of PSCRP research. This is not the case, however, when we examine the two major waves of immigration from the former Soviet Union over the past thirty years. Their defining characteristics are rooted in the conflicts of the post-Soviet space. Life in Israel has not entirely erased this underlying framework, and we can reasonably assert that the conflict between the “Sausage Aliyah” of the 1990s and the “Pumpkin Relocation” that began in February 2022 is a conflict within the post-Soviet space—a space of minds, worldviews, values, and lifestyles.