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Fearing it won't be a priority, N.Y. federation funds groups campaigning for Ethiopian aliyah – eJewish Philanthropy - Vimarsana News

Fearing it won't be a priority, N.Y. federation funds groups campaigning for Ethiopian aliyah – eJewish Philanthropy

Struggle for Ethiopian Aliyah received a small grant to support its efforts to raise the issue in public as government seems to step away from the cause

Israel receives 70,000 new immigrants in 2022, highest rate in decades - Vimarsana News

Israel receives 70,000 new immigrants in 2022, highest rate in decades

An analysis of Aliyah trends in 2022 reveals that most olim this year came from Russia and Ukraine.

Source: jpost.com
On eve of Jewish new year, there are 15.3 million Jews around the world - Vimarsana News

On eve of Jewish new year, there are 15.3 million Jews around the world

Here are the latest statistics on the global Jewish population and the number of new immigrants to Israel.

Source: jpost.com
Activating Operation Tzur Israel: Reuniting Ethiopian Olim with their families » J-Wire - Vimarsana News

Activating Operation Tzur Israel: Reuniting Ethiopian Olim with their families » J-Wire

Last week, 360 Ethiopian olim landed at Ben Gurion airport as part of the second phase of Operation Tzur Israel. This marked the beginning of a series of flights planned from Ethiopia during the next few months which will bring 3,000 Ethiopian olim to Israel to be reunited with their families after decades apart. Accompanying…

Operation Tzur Yisrael: 181 new immigrants land in Israel from Ethiopia - Vimarsana News

Operation Tzur Yisrael: 181 new immigrants land in Israel from Ethiopia

As part of this stage of the operation, 3,000 first-degree relatives of Ethiopian immigrants will be brought to Israel.

Source: jpost.com