Tag: Soviet Union
Aliyah to Israel Continues Amid Coronavirus Crisis, 961 Immigrate in March
Anyone who holds a valid visa to immigrate to Israel is entitled enter Israel under the Law of Return, even though the borders are currently closed to foreign nationals.
Leaders from World War II’s Allied Powers Address World Holocaust Forum in Jerusalem
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence called on the world to unite against growing anti-Semitism, and notably called out Iran for its Holocaust denial and threats to wipe out Israel.
Russia Shows Footage of S-300 Missiles Landing in Syria
The missile systems are shown being unloaded from the An-124-100 Ruslan strategic airlift aircraft at the Hmeymim air base in Syria.
Russians Certain Giving Syria S-300 Missiles Won’t Upset Relations with Israel
"It is not in Israel’s interest to add a serious country such as Russia to the list of its opponents."
Putin, Medvedev, Attend Adored Jewish Crooner’s Funeral
In 1983, Kobzon was expelled from the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and reprimanded for performing Jewish songs.
Netanyahu Backs Ze’ev Elkin for Jerusalem Mayor
Minister Ze'ev Elkin emigrated to Israel from the Ukraine in 1990.
Leftwing Party Chief Zahava Gal-On Leaves Knesset
Last month, Gal-On, the first director general of anti-Zionist NGO B'Tselem, was spared a vote to oust her from the chairmanship in her party's national convention.
Speaker Edelstein to Russian Parliament: I Greet You in the Language for which I...
Speaker Edelstein was invited to give the speech exactly 30 years after he had completed a three-year sentence in a Soviet labor camp for his Zionist activities.
Israel’s 1953 World’s Fair
Though the United States participated, Israeli officials were furious when the U.S. announced it would boycott the opening ceremony.
Congresswoman Lowey Opens Exhibition on Leonard Cohen’s Jewish Roots
Top Israeli singer Ninet Tayeb gave a special tribute performance to Leonard Cohen at the conference’s gala event on Saturday night.
New Global Holocaust Remembrance Day Campaign to Aid Poorest Survivors
Hollywood mogul Haim Saban announced he is donating $1 million to the effort.
When your Car Breaks Down in Omsk, Take It to ‘Zhyd’ Garage
'If this name is a mistake and it was picked out of ignorance, then it needs to be corrected,' declared a SuperOmsk editorial by Stepan Bonkovsky, a Deputy of the Regional Legislative Assembly.
Soviet Era ‘Babi Yar’ Poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko Dies in Tulsa, Oklahoma at 83
Yevtushenko's Babi Yar described both the Nazi atrocities and the Soviet government's own persecution of Jews.
Medvedev, Netanyahu, Rivlin, Discuss Bilateral Cooperation and Agricultural Innovation
The Volcani tour will conclude with new sensors to monitor milk quality and output in cows, and new wheat storage solutions that protect against pests.
Escalation: Russian Aircraft Carrier Headed for the Mediterranean
Once in the Mediterranean, the Kuznetsov will take up position off the coast of Syria for four to five months, possibly using its complement of 20 MIG 29, 12 SU-33, and Kamov helicopters to carry out airstrikes.
July 4th Special: 11 Jews Who Changed America
In making our selection we looked for true pioneers, people who arrived when a certain situation was at point A, and due to their investment over a lifetime, things moved on to B or even higher in the alphabet.
Jewish Agency Launches Food Co-Op in Druze Village
The food co-ops operate as social business ventures, offering consumers significantly less expensive groceries and investing profits in local social empowerment initiatives.
In Netanyahu Meeting with Putin Tuesday Syria on the Table, But Not Iran
The Russians are supplying Iran with advanced S-300 long range surface-to-air missile systems, and are in the process of selling the Iranians many more weapons.
Meet Israel’s New-Old Immigrant Absorption Minister
Sofa Landver, an immigrant from Russia, has returned to the office she headed between 2009 and 2015.
Russia to Return Israeli Tank Captured 34 Years Ago in the Battle of Sultan...
The tank was used by the IDF during the Battle of Sultan Yacoub during the First Lebanon War. On June 10, 1982 it was captured by the Syrian army and eventually transported to the Soviet Union.
Israel Among Top Five Countries on WHO 2015 Life Expectancy Chart
Only 22 countries around the globe have reached an average life expectancy greater than 80 years, so if one is planning to retire abroad, one should consider those countries most seriously.
9/11 Spreads in the Middle East
Al Qaeda brought down the Twin Towers 12 years ago. With the help of other terrorists, it is bringing down Mideast regimes, banking on chaos to spread its policy of destruction of the West.
Their Heroes and Ours…
There is inside of me a part that thinks our greatest victory, even if the world does not recognize it, is simply that we are not like them.
What Would Stalin Say?
Sami Rohr’s impetus for building Jewish community in the former Soviet Union.
In Sderot: ‘We Can’t Sleep’
It has been noted that every rocket attack is attempted murder.
Savages of Socialism
Most governments subsidize or price control some necessities to win over the underclass... or at least keep them from burning down everything in sight.
We Have A Lot To Learn From The Soviet Jewry Movement
The greatest Jewish success story in a quarter century has become unknown to many in less than a generation.
On Dec. 6, 1987, when Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev arrived in Washington, more than a quarter-million American Jews – Democrats and Republicans, observant and secular, and individuals representing the entire spectrum of Israeli politics – gathered on the National Mall with a single unified message as old as the Exodus story: “Let our people go!”
Former PM Shamir Remembered For Saying Little, Standing Strong
WASHINGTON – When Yitzhak Shamir was Israel’s prime minister, he liked to point American visitors to a gift he received upon his retirement after many years serving in the Mossad, Israel’s intelligence service.
‘I Will Absolutely Fight For You’: An Interview With Would-Be State Senate Candidate David...
If the stars are aligned in his favor, attorney David Storobin will become the first immigrant from the former Soviet Union to serve as a New York state senator.
New Statistics on Christians in Israel
A new report released by the Israel Central Bureau of Statistics sheds light on the successful Christian minority living in Israel.




























