Posts Tagged: Immigration
The Preventable Death of Salwan Momika — and How It Exposed the Weaknesses of Sweden’s Immigration System
The Jan. 29 murder of Iraqi refugee and activist Salwan Momika — killed in his Stockholm apartment while live-streaming on TikTok — has sparked crucial...
Israel Breaks Two Decade Aliyah Record, Expects 64,000 Immigrants By End of Year
A record number of immigrants are moving to the Jewish state amid regional conflict and Aliyah efforts, in a trend that Israeli officials expect is...
Egypt Appoints 13 New Ministers in Cabinet Reshuffle
i24 News – Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi on Saturday announced a Cabinet reshuffle to improve his administration’s performance as it faces towering economic challenges...
‘Moral Duty’: Ukrainian Refugees With Family in Israel Allowed Entry Without Limit
There will be no cap on the number of Ukrainian refugees with a relative in Israel who are permitted to enter the country, according to...
‘They Need Everything’: Some 10,000 Ukrainian Jews Could Make Aliyah, Says Jewish Agency
As the war in Ukraine enters its seventh day and with many thousands of Jews among those who have become refugees, Israel will be the...
Israel Reiterates Call for Citizens to ‘Immediately’ Leave Ukraine Amid Fears of Russian Invasion
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett on Sunday reiterated a plea for Israeli citizens to “immediately” leave Ukraine amid Western fears over an imminent Russian invasion. “We...
Israel’s ‘Passport Aliyah’ Crackdown Sparks Outrage
i24 News – Aliyah advocates are concerned about a new initiative that would force immigrant applicants to Israel to prove their intent to live in...
Knesset Hearing Calls Social Media Companies to Answer for Antisemitism ‘Running Rampant’ as New Plan Released
The Israeli Ministries of Strategic Affairs and Diaspora Affairs on Wednesday presented a Knesset committee with an outline for a national response to hate speech...
The Immigration Crisis Should Not Be a Partisan Issue
Let me start out by declaring a personal interest in the subject of this article. I am an immigrant to the United States, as are...
Assimilation and the American Jewish Immigrant Experience
JNS.org - It was one of those moments that make so much of the culture of 21st-century America cringe-worthy. Last week on NBC’s Meet the...
Without America, I Wouldn’t Be Here
For my family, America meant, quite literally, rescue, salvation, and rebirth. Nothing less. In our case, we don’t have to go back several generations or multiple...
Edmonton Terrorist’s Movements Highlight Threat to US Southern Border
Fears about terrorists using the US-Mexican border as a gateway for an attack may have been realized. Evidence shows that Somali Edmonton terrorist Abdulahi Hasan Sharif crossed...
Trump’s Immigration Edict Obscures a Larger Issue
"In order to protect Americans, the United States must ensure that those admitted to this country do not bear hostile attitudes toward it and its...
CAIR: Ted Cruz’s ‘Discriminatory’ Muslim Brotherhood Bill Not About Terrorism
The leaders of the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) recently claimed that Senator's Ted Cruz's bill seeking to classify the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist group is discriminatory. "We...
