Jews in totalitarian ‘cage’ – opinion
On August 12 this year we will note the 70th anniversary of the brutal execution of members of the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee, via a series of commemorating events for this tragedy.
Poll: 80% of Olim From Ukraine, Russia Who Arrived After War Broke Out Intend to Stay
A poll conducted by the Aliyah and Integration Ministry revealed on Tuesday that more than 80% of Russian and Ukrainian Jews who arrived in Israel after Feb. 24 intend to stay in the country.
Over 80% of Jewish Immigrants who arrived after Feb 24 intend to stay in Israel
The survey was conducted by Professor Zeev Hanin. Presenting his findings at the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress, he said that over 80 percent of respondents among new immigrants from Russia and Ukraine want to stay in Israel.
Over 80% of Olim Who Arrived After Feb 24 Intend to Stay in Israel: Poll
The survey was conducted by Professor Zeev Hanin. Presenting his findings at the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress, he said that over 80 percent of respondents among new immigrants from Russia and Ukraine want to stay in Israel.
Over 80% of Olim who arrived in Israel since outset of Ukraine war intend to stay
Prof. Zeev Hanin conducted the survey and presented his findings at the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress.
‘We have no time – we have to save people’
The Jewish community of Ukraine and the humanitarian crisis. An overview by the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress.
Jewish organizations are changing reality on the ground in Ukraine
Three Jewish leaders – Eric Fingerhut, president and CEO, Jewish Federations of North America; Haim Ben Yakov, CEO of Euro-Asian Jewish Congress(EAJC); and Margarita Spichko Schein, head of the Diaspora division of Israel’s Ministry of Diaspora Affairs – participated in a panel discussion at The
President of the Eurо-аsian Jewish Congress: “We must strive for achievable peace” (Hebrew)
Speaking to conference attendees in London yesterday, Dr. Michael Mirilashvili said: “We are in a dark period and we can not help but bring to the fore the tragedy that is taking place in Ukraine.”
President of the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress: “We must strive for achievable peace” (Hebrew)
In his speech to the participants of the Jerusalem Post Conference in London, Dr. Mirilashvili called on the world Jewish community to unite and help Ukraine: “The future of the Jews there is in doubt”.
Euro-Asian Jewish Congress president: ‘Peace is what we must strive for’
Euro-Asian Jewish Congress president Dr. Michael Mirilashvili told the Jerusalem Post London Conference, “Today is a dark time, and we cannot help but talk about Ukraine and its tragedy.” Mirilashvili said that most conflicts between countries today are caused by the desire to impose one’s views,