Jews in India
Gov't approves plan to bring India's remaining 'lost tribe' Bnei Menashe back to Israel
The new immigrants will undergo Orthodox conversion through the Chief Rabbinate and will mainly settle in Nof HaGalil and other northern communities.
The Indian Jewish journey to Israel: A story of return, not invasion - opinion
Queenie Hallegua, second-to-last Jewish resident of historic Indian Jewish community, dies at 89
Bnei Menashe Indian Jews celebrate Sukkot despite ethnic unrest
Modi visit signals historic shift in Indo-Israel relations
Indians admire the courage with which tiny Israel has held forth against hostile neighbors out to exterminate the Jewish homeland.
4,000 Indian Jews expected to attend PM Modi address in Israel
According to the Embassy of India in Tel Aviv, Israel is home to approximately 85,000 Jews of Indian-origin, the majority of whom made Israel their home in the 1950s and 1960s.
First-ever visit to Israel by Indian Prime Minister set for early July
A spokesman at the Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem confirmed that the Indian prime minister will be arriving in early July.
Fundamentally Freund: Operation Menashe 2017 is underway
The group which made aliya last week was the first to arrive in over a year and a half, and the first from the northeastern Indian state of Mizoram to move to Israel in more than three years.
PM: Strong ties with China, India thanks to ‘diplomacy of technology
Israel marks 25 years since establishing ties with both states.
Mom's Mumbai cooking
Brothers Noach and Israel Yitzhak offer down-home Indian food in Tel Aviv.
Members of Indian ‘lost Jewish tribe’ visit Auschwitz
Bnei Menashe member says visit strengthened his Jewish identity.
Rivlin lights memorial candle at Mumbai Chabad House
The attack on the Chabad house by an Islamic terrorist group based in Pakistan, was one of some 12 attacks that occurred throughout the city from November 26 to November 29, 2008.
President Rivlin to visit India
Indian Jews from across the country are expected to meet with Rivlin in Mumbai.
A new arrival to Calcutta gives its Jewish population a bump, to 9
Flower Silliman has taken it upon herself to preserve the food tradition of the dwindling Jewish population of Calcutta.