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Reducing the budget for repatriation support is unacceptable

Reducing the budget for repatriation support is unacceptable

Marina Rosenberg Koritny, Head of the World Zionist Organization Department for the Promotion of Aliyah Israel is going through difficult times.
Noa Kirel in Buenos Aires: photo report

Noa Kirel in Buenos Aires: photo report

We present to your attention a photo report of the meeting of Israeli singer Noa Kirel with the Jewish youth of Argentina’s capital, Buenos Aires, which took place at the Martin Buber School.
Noa Kirel in Buenos Aires: meeting with the Jewish youth of Argentina

Noa Kirel in Buenos Aires: meeting with the Jewish youth of Argentina

Famous Israeli singer Noa Kirel performed in front of hundreds of young people in the capital of Argentina, Buenos Aires.
Google buys Israeli startup Wiz for $32 billion – a triumph for the ‘startup nation’!

Google buys Israeli startup Wiz for $32 billion – a triumph for the ‘startup nation’!

Recently, Alphabet, the parent company of Google, announced the acquisition of the Israeli cybersecurity startup Wiz for a record $32 billion.
Post-Zionism and Anti-Zionism after October 7

Post-Zionism and Anti-Zionism after October 7

Post-Zionism is often presented as something smart and progressive — as if Zionism has fulfilled its mission by creating Israel in 1948, and now it’s time to move on.
Purim: a holiday of joy, unity, and resilience

Purim: a holiday of joy, unity, and resilience

Purim is one of the most joyful Jewish holidays, established to commemorate the miraculous salvation of the Jews in the Persian Empire from extermination.
American doctors are thinking about repatriation to Israel

American doctors are thinking about repatriation to Israel

In Teaneck, New Jersey, the annual MedEx medical conference was held, aimed at introducing US and Canadian healthcare professionals eligible for repatriation to professional opportunities in Israel.
A court in Belgium acquitted a famous writer of charges of anti-Semitism

A court in Belgium acquitted a famous writer of charges of anti-Semitism

The criminal court of the city of Ghent in Belgium acquitted Belgian writer and playwright Herman Brusselmans of charges of inciting hatred and advocating violence against the Jewish community.
Trump: universities involved in ‘illegal protests’ will lose their budgets

Trump: universities involved in ‘illegal protests’ will lose their budgets

On March 4, 2025, US President Donald Trump announced that he would stop federal funding for universities that allow “illegal” protests.
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