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Nefesh B’Nefesh
Nearly 50 new North American immigrants arrive in Israel before Independence Day
Arrivals from the US and Canada continue ahead of Yom Ha’atzmaut, with dozens completing aliyah despite ongoing tensions, reflecting steady demand and growing interest in moving to Israel
ynet Global | 04.16.26
השל (מימין) צועד לצד מרטין לותר קינג (במרכז)
United against hate: why the black and Jewish communities in America must stand together
Through Spill the Honey, civil rights veterans and filmmakers are working to rebuild Black-Jewish solidarity at a time of rising antisemitism and racial tension
Felice Friedson/The Media Line | 04.12.26
שני בתים על נחלה אחת, ינעם. תכנון ועיצוב: נוימן חיינר אדריכלים
Why Diaspora Jews buying farmsteads in rural Israel face a deeply meaningful but complex legal path
As more Diaspora Jews and new immigrants look to buy agricultural homesteads in Israeli moshavim, the appeal goes beyond real estate; but these deals carry complex legal, planning, community and tax hurdles that can shape whether the investment becomes a lasting asset or a costly mistake
Adv. Erez Gil, Adv. (CPA) Meori Ampeli | 04.10.26
פרויקט מיכ"ל 4 תל אביב
Under missile fire, diaspora buyers fuel Tel Aviv luxury real estate market despite uncertainty
While sales slow and uncertainty grows, foreign Jewish buyers drive demand in Tel Aviv’s luxury market, with high-value deals continuing even as missiles hit the city and financing conditions tighten
Hila Tsion | 04.02.26
אוסלו, יעד קיץ חדש של ישראייר
Oslo Jewish community leader resigns amid doubts over his ancestry
Marius Garder resigned as Oslo community chair and quit the group after a year of tensions, amid allegations over his education and Jewish background, including doubts about a doctoral degree he claimed
Itamar Eichner | 03.28.26
Participants on a Birthright Israel trip take part in a group activity in Israel
What happened when some young Jews went to Israel — and others didn’t
New Brandeis study finds Birthright participants reported stronger ties to Jewish identity, Israel and Jewish community after summer 2025, while comparable applicants who did not go showed declines across several measures
ynet Global | 03.25.26
יו"ר ההסתדרות הציונית, יעקב חגואל
'Within five years, most Jews will be living in Israel,' says World Zionist Organization chairman
In an interview with ynet, the World Zionist Organization chairman discussed strengthening Zionism, immigration to Israel and shifting Jewish identity in the Diaspora, saying more Jews are seeking connection to the Jewish people and the State of Israel
Alexandra Lukash | 03.25.26
תקיפת בית כנסת יהודי ברוטרדם
Israel identifies terror group behind recent wave of attacks on Jewish sites in Europe
Israel’s Diaspora Affairs Ministry says the terror group Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamia used lone attackers to target synagogues and Jewish sites in the Netherlands, Belgium and Greece, possibly linked to pro-Iranian networks and psychological intimidation
Itamar Eichner | 03.15.26
Simpler times in Iran
The dream Persian Jews never stopped carrying
For decades, Iranian Jews rebuilt their lives in exile; now, amid turmoil inside Iran, some are allowing themselves to imagine something once unthinkable: returning home
Coby Schoffman | 03.09.26
מרקוס גארבי (מימין) ומשפיענית הטיקטוק שהותקפה האלי קייט מקגוקין
New York man who shouted 'Die, Jews' and attacked influencer convicted of hate crimes
Skiboky Stora was convicted of multiple hate crimes, including against Jews, after a string of assaults that included attacking a Jewish couple who filmed him tearing down hostage posters; he faces up to 12 years in prison
AP, Yogev Israeli | 02.26.26
Haddassah
New era for the Negev and global Jewish advocacy: Hadassah expands healing, leadership and Zionist vision
Hadassah National President Carol Ann Schwartz discusses launching a new Netivot medical center, combating antisemitism and expanding health care to 150,000 residents of Israel’s western Negev in an interview with ynet Global
Alexandra Lukash | 02.16.26
דת ולהט"ב
Women and LGBTQ+ leaders reshape the face of the US rabbinate
Once dominated by men, the US rabbinate is becoming more diverse as women, LGBTQ+ Jews and people from varied backgrounds enter religious leadership, reshaping congregations and challenging long-standing traditions
Associated Press | 02.01.26
ההופעה בסידני
Jewish musicians perform in Hebrew at Australia Day concert, marking historic first
Jewish group from Sydney’s Shir Project sing in Hebrew at a nationally televised Australia Day concert, blending an Israeli peace song with the unofficial anthem 'I Am Australian' in a first for the event, weeks after the deadly Bondi Beach attack
Roy Rubinstein | 02.01.26
Israel launches global outreach to Jewish communities amid rising antisemitism
Government seeks input from diaspora to shape new Aliyah incentives and remove barriers to immigration; survey aims to gather anonymous feedback from Jews worldwide; initiative follows special ministerial meeting led by Prime Minister Netanyahu
ynet Global | 01.25.26
מפגין אנטי-ישראלי עם חולצה הקוראת לאינתיפאדה, ביום השנה השני למתקפת הטרור של חמאס
'How’s the public transportation? Where are the schools and the nearest synagogue?'
As war and a global rise in antisemitism reshape priorities, Jewish investors and families are increasingly weighing relocation to Israel, prompting new questions about housing, communities and long-term security, real estate expert Aviv Tasa says
ynet Global | 01.25.26
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