MKs sound alarm as Israel moves to close emergency aliyah centers in Ukraine, Russia
Lawmakers say the move will "put thousands of Jews at risk due to the war and instability in these regions."
Lawmakers say the move will "put thousands of Jews at risk due to the war and instability in these regions."
Sweden has come under heavy criticism in recent weeks for repeatedly granting permits to burn holy books due to freedom of speech and protest. "I strongly condemn the burning of holy books, and hope that this shameful act will be prevented," tweets Israel's ambassador to Stockholm.
Comments, made to Israel Hayom, come after Ukrainian embassy conducts poll showing that 76% of the Jewish Israelis believe that Jerusalem should give Ukraine a green light for purchasing air defense systems.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin "underscored the United States' belief that broad consensus through political dialogue, especially in the coming weeks and months, are critical elements of a resilient democracy," a Pentagon readout of the call says.
Although the exact subject of the meeting is unknown, a source says AOC mostly listened to what participants had to say and avoided addressing her hostile attitude toward Israel.
In a rare public speech, Richard Moore also urges Russians who oppose the invasion of Ukraine to spy for Britain, saying others had already done so since the war began.
Democratic Representative Pramila Jayapal of Washington later walks back comments, saying they were aimed at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and not Israel.
Russian president warns Moscow has “sufficient stockpile” of controversial weapon after Pentagon announces delivery to Kyiv.
Nissim Kahlon was living in a tent along the Herzliya beach in 1973 when he says he began scratching into the sandstone cliffs and moved into a cave he carved.
Although Israel has met all eligibility requirements to join the program, officials worry the matter might not materialize due to tensions with the Biden administration.
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