The Jewish Agency for Israel

The Jewish community in Russia has grown in recent decades, after mass migration in the 1990s. The current war has led to concerns about their future.

Michael Siegal, outgoing chairman of the Board of Governors of the Jewish Agency, reflects on organization’s importance and future.

Russia has been inspecting the Jewish Agency for three years before ordering it to stop operations in the country.

There are 150,000 Jews in Russia’s “core Jewish population,” but more than half a million are entitled to receive Israeli citizenship.

SparkIL is simultaneously a lifeline for Israel’s small and micro business owners and a new, personal, technology-driven way for world Jewry to be directly engaged with Israel and its people.

Doron Almog is definitely a worthy person, who has used his skills to make a valuable social impact, particularly welcome in the country’s South.

71-year-old Almog is the founder and chairman of ADI Negev Nahalat Eran Rehabilitation Village and is a recipient of the Israel Prize.

The candidates to be voted on include IDF Maj.-Gen. (ret.) Doron Almog. It isn't clear if other candidates will also be nominated.

Doron Almog has a storied military and philanthropic history and is the leading candidate among a number of top diplomatic figures.

The position of chairman has remained unfilled for an entire year, despite a plethora of candidates coming forward.