Israel’s First Immigrants of 2026 From Australia Amid Shifts in Jewish Migration
Israel's first 2026 immigrants from Australia mark a shift in Jewish migration. Western aliyah surged in 2025, with French immigration rising 45%.
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Israeli Parents Favor Traditional Names While Mohammed Shows Declining Popularity
New data reveals Israeli parents favor traditional names like David & Avigail. Mohammed shows declining popularity among Muslim families, reflecting a
2026 Israel Prize Laureate in General History Is Prof. Billy Melman
Prof. Billy Melman awarded the 2026 Israel Prize in General History for groundbreaking contributions to social, cultural, and intellectual history.
Israel Prize for History: 2026
Prof. Billie Melman awarded the 2026 Israel Prize for History for groundbreaking research reconstructing suppressed voices and pioneering gender history in.
Holocaust Survivors Get $330K Tax Refunds
Holocaust survivors in Israel received ₪1.2 million in tax refunds, a result of joint efforts by the Authority for the Rights of Holocaust Survivors and the Tax.
45 Holocaust Survivors Granted Tax Refunds After Targeted Outreach
45 Holocaust survivors received NIS 1.2M ($390K) in tax refunds after a targeted initiative assisted with filing for exemptions.
‘If We Don’t Tell Our Story, the Lies Win’: Israeli Soldiers Share the Human Cost of War
Wounded Israeli soldiers share the human cost of war on US campuses, combating rising anti-Israel rhetoric. Belev Echad sends them to spread truth and fight.
Acclaimed ‘Tehran’ Producer Dana Eden Dies While Filming in Greece
Acclaimed Israeli producer Dana Eden, 52, died in Athens while filming season four of the series 'Tehran'. Greek authorities are investigating her death.
Immigration ‘Camp’ Being Held in Ukraine
Over 150 participants from across Ukraine attend a Jewish Agency family 'camp' in Mokshava, discussing Jewish identity, culture, and immigration to Israel.
‘Thanks to His Melodies, We Learned What Love Is’: Israelis Pay Last Respects to Matti Caspi
Thousands of Israelis paid their last respects to beloved music icon Matti Caspi, 76, in Tel Aviv after his death from cancer. His melodies touched a nation.
Azerbaijani Embassy Honors Albert Rafiyev for Preserving Mountain Jewish Culture
Azerbaijani Embassy in Israel honors artist Albert Rafiyev, celebrating his unique carpet art and efforts to preserve Mountain Jewish culture and heritage.
Israeli Music Icon Matti Caspi Dies at 76 After Battle With Cancer
Israeli music icon Matti Caspi, 76, a profoundly influential composer, died at Ichilov Medical Center after battling cancer. His masterful works shaped Israeli.