The Falashmura Aliyah: the Conclusion is on the Horizon
By e-Jewish Philanthropy The Government of Israel has approved a plan to bring the remaining 7800 Ethiopians claiming Jewish ancestry to Israel. Working from rosters
By e-Jewish Philanthropy The Government of Israel has approved a plan to bring the remaining 7800 Ethiopians claiming Jewish ancestry to Israel. Working from rosters
(The following is a condensed report of an Israeli and Palestinian delegation I was part of two weeks ago in Istanbul) “The word ‘peace’ has
The Campaign for Peace and Democracy (CPD) describes itself as promoting “a new, progressive, and non-militaristic U.S. foreign policy.” Its leadership can be characterized as part
Night descends on Jerusalem and the Sabbath is nearing its end. The city’s shops, restaurants and cafes prepare to welcome crowds of tourists and locals
By Vivian Silver “There Must Be Another Way”…Israel’s entry to last year’s Eurovision Song Contest sung by Ahinoam Nini and Mira Awaad keeps repeating itself
David Twersky, a prominent Zionist activist, political journalist and peace advocate in Israel and America, died July 16 after a long illness. He was 60.
Peace and Politics In private conversations with political figures during my recent trip to Israel as well as listening to public speeches, it became clear
Days before the “Gaza Flotilla Incident” crisis grabbed our complete attention, Israel lost one of the finest members of the founders’ generation, Aryeh “Lova” Eliav.
On April 19, Ameinu sent the letter below to Ron Lauder the President of the World Jewish Congress, in response to his public letter critical
Due to other Ameinu policy statements being sent to you in recent weeks and not wanting to overload your inbox, I am a little