The privilege of being Jewish
For Jewish refugees in war-ravaged Ukraine, the help from Jewish communities abroad has made an immense difference in their lives in the old country, and their decisions to move to a new one.
Fleeing civil war, thousands of Ukrainians take refuge in Israel
Founder of IFCJ, Yechiel Eckstein, paid for Monday’s flight, which he intends to be the first of many. "This is a historic day not just for the olim themselves but for the people of Israel."
Le dernier kibboutz
Comment un kibboutz est resté fidèle aux rêves de ses fondateurs, malgré le chant des sirènes du capitalisme
The last living kibbutz
How one kibbutz has managed to stay true to its founding dream, despite the movement’s warm embrace of capitalism.
Vive la France?
Against the backdrop of rising anti-Semitism in Europe and France in particular, French Jews are coming to Israel in record numbers to make new lives for themselves, undeterred even by the rocket fire from Gaza.
Forgotten residents?
Jews living in Arab neighborhoods who were attacked during the recent riots claim they are neglected by police.
Testing the boundaries of art and conflict
How an art organization founded by an Israeli entrepreneur, an Israeli economist and a Jewish American museum director is helping to support Palestinian artists.
Du noir au blanc
Jusqu’à présent, le gouvernement a très peu aidé les hommes et les femmes qui quittent le monde ultraorthodoxe à s’intégrer dans la société laïque
Du noir au blanc
Jusqu’à présent, le gouvernement a très peu aidé les hommes et les femmes qui quittent le monde ultraorthodoxe à s’intégrer dans la société laïque
Between secular and haredi worlds
Until now, there has been little government support to aid the integration of citizens leaving the haredi fold for a secular life.
