Unlike the 2014 war between Ukraine and Russia, which only witnessed violence in small pockets of Ukraine’s eastern frontier, a full-scale invasion guarantees a refugee crisis in Israel. Read more: https://www.jpost.com/opinion/israel-must-prepare-for-a-wave-of-ukrainian-and-russian-olim-opinion-689108
Israel’s 2021 immigration numbers near pre-pandemic heights
For decades, Haredim in the Diaspora rejected the notion of repatriating to Israel. No more. Now, ultra-Orthodox American Jews see themselves as ‘the next great frontier in aliyah’ and are moving to Israel in increasing numbers. https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium.HIGHLIGHT.MAGAZINE-ultra-orthodox-aliyah-to-israel-is-breaking-records-here-s-why-1.10427636
So far Global Aliyah has helped hundreds of Jewish people who didn’t have necessary documents to prove their Jewishness or had no money and needed assistance to prove their family relations by a DNA test. Now we have decided to
Global Aliyah hired lawyers to revert a deportation order and we got the temporary residence for the young doctor for a year, fighting for their citizenship. Here is the summary of the article published in Israel daily Yediot Ahronot (www.ynet.co.il/articles/0,7340,L-4938690,00.html):
Long-time friends M. and R. P. from Kiryat Gat know each other for over thirty years, but they are married four years. R. (76) has become a wife and a friend for widowed M. This fact does not hinder the
Alarming meeting in the Knesset. On January 18, 2016 Global Aliyah was at the Knesset and had an opportunity to present the situation with the tourist Olim from Ukraine and from former Soviet Union…
Mr. R.V. was born in 1937 and Mrs. S.T. in 1943. Their childhood was marred by the atrocities of war and now they were forced to relive them again in Ukraine…
Many of the stories about Ukrainian Jews seem unbelievable to those that enjoy the freedom and liberty of Western democracy. Mrs. M.’s story is one of them….