12,175 immigrants arrived from Ukraine and 18,891 from Russia over five-month period

Diaspora affairs correspondent Judah Ari Gross and editor David Horovitz on Russia's threats against Jewish Agency; ongoing Western Wall drama; Israel's growing wealth disparity

News editor Amy Spiro debriefs after a trip to Ethiopia; diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman recaps a Paris conference on Israel-Africa relations, plus shares Shabbat in Istanbul

After more than a year without immigration flights from Addis Ababa, the first of what is promised to be 3,000 new olim greeted with festive ceremony at Ben Gurion Airport

Former owner of NBA's Nets, listed as Russia’s 12th richest individual, considered a rival of Putin and has not been targeted by Western sanctions

In Ukraine, Christians for Israel has helped thousands of Jews move to the Holy Land over the past 25 years, and it has been preparing for this moment since 2014

Two evangelical organizations, Christians for Israel and Ezra International, are providing transportation and accommodation for refugees bound for the Jewish state

Tal Schneider on a long-awaited Israeli field hospital and a rabbi who brought Herzog and Erdogan together; Judah Ari Gross on how Israel is paving the way for Ukrainian aliya

Interior minister says government might need to limit entry; Education Ministry prepares to absorb schoolchildren; Diaspora minister urges cancelation of 'inhumane' arrival deposit

Veteran Jewish actor to play the father of a Haredi woman who explores the secular treats of Israel in new racy TV series 'Chansi'