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Israeli Ambassador to Ukraine Michael Brodsky arrived in Dnipro for the first time since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, where he met with local authorities and the Jewish community. — Ukrinform.

When war began last February in Ukraine, many Jewish people fled and immigrated to Israel. Although initial numbers have dropped, over the past year Jews continue to make their way home. Since its founding, Israel has been a refuge for the Jewish people. During the first ten months of the war, close to 40,000 Russians and 15,000 Ukrainians came to Israel.

Mishpacha Orphanage has been spending 750,000 euros a month to feed, house and educate 120 children in Berlin, its leaders say.

The children of Mishpacha are headed back to Odessa because of the high cost of keeping them fed, housed and educated in Germany.

Burdened by high cost of keeping them in Germany and donation shortfall, Mishpacha Orphanage says it will join flood of Ukrainians returning home even as fighting continues to rage

Rabbi Mendy Wolff says he has no choice but to return the children back to Ukraine due to high costs he and others are facing while sheltering in Berlin

More than 5,000 olim have made aliyah from Moldova since the start of the war.

Head of office that checks citizenship eligibility for Ukrainian immigrants reflects on early days of Russian invasion, vows to abide by whatever coalition decides on Law of Return