Three decades after the Soviet empire’s fall, as Putin’s vicious war continues, Israel once again faces an immigration spike from Ukraine, Belarus and Russia, as well as Ukrainian refugees. Does Israel’s government have the political will and capacity to welcome them, Jews and non-Jews alike?
Source: https://www.haaretz.com
Can Israel cope with the immigrant wave from Russia's war on Ukraine, Jews and non-Jews alike?
Published in Aliyah, Asylum seekers, Opinion, Russia and Ukraine
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