Jewish refugees
My Word: UN Solidarity Day ignores Jewish refugees expelled from Arab countries - opinion
Two years after October 7, 2023, to mark International Solidarity with the Palestinians, while ignoring what has been inflicted on Israel and the Jewish world, is particularly jarring.
US Jewish Congressmembers sponsor bipartisan bill to create ‘Jewish Refugee Day’
Five facts on Superman’s Jewish immigrant origins and James Gunn’s reboot
The untold story: How Marks & Spencer helped save the Jews of Europe
With Russia suddenly a pariah, Jews look for ways to leave
Russian Jews are facing extended delays even as their country sinks into crisis because of the war in Ukraine.
Russia-Ukraine war: Israel balances condemning, mediating, helping
In a delicate balancing act, Jerusalem condemns the war, seeks to mediate a ceasefire, helps Kyiv with humanitarian aid and flies Jews to Israel.
New Jewish European campaign seeks to house Jewish refugees from Ukraine
It's been two weeks since the start of the Russia-Ukraine war and Europe is being flooded by refugees, many Ukrainian Jews are among them.
The Jewish post-rescue era ended with the war in Ukraine - opinion
This crisis will be remembered for the way it has put Jewish organizations – including Jewish media – back on rescue footing, calling on muscle memory that hasn’t been flexed in decades.
300 Ukrainian refugees to make Aliyah on Sunday
One flight will arrive from Warsaw, with about 150 immigrants rescued with the help of Jewish Agency personnel.
Rabbi saves hundreds of Ukrainian Jews on Shabbat
Rabbi Pinhas Zaltsman received between 400 and 500 Ukrainian Jews in Moldova, gave them a hot meal and helped them find a place to stay over the course of Shabbat
Ukraine-Russia war: Jewish refugees ready for aliyah
Holocaust survivor: I fled the Nazis and now I am fleeing from the Russians.
Fleeing Russia's invasion, Ukraine's Jewish refugees look to the future
UKRAINIAN AFFAIRS: A week in Poland with refugees from the Ukrainian Jewish community.
Preserving the Jewish legacy in New York
Congregation Ohav Sholom was founded in 1940 by a group of German Jews fleeing the horrors of Nazi Germany, and their legacy of Jewish identity and pride is alive and well today.
How is America’s Jewish refugee aid agency doing after 3 months of Biden?
On Friday, Biden made it official: He would not be raising the cap on refugees above the limit set by Trump.
