Touring Romania-Ukraine border region, FM says country could be 'much more generous'; Labor MK Kariv: Entry cap put in place due to 'nationalist ideology'

Lawmakers, some of them immigrants from the former Soviet Union, rail against Interior Minister Shaked's seemingly unprecedented policy

T'ruah partners with the Faith Matters Network on a new course in 'movement chaplaincy,' which seeks to provide a spiritual anchor for protesters who face the 'pain of the world'

Tamano-Shata tells Israeli American Council conference in Florida that number of new immigrants surpassed annual goal, notes spike from US and France

Religious Zionism MK Simcha Rotman had been negotiating with Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked over the bill, but they failed to reach agreement

51 members of the 3,000-strong community living in the Negev desert city of Dimona were ordered to leave Israel by September 23, but have so far stayed put

Donations to HIAS soared in response to Trump's tough policies, but with fewer arrivals the group struggled to spend. Now it waits for a pledged reversal that's slow to come

Israel's Jewish majority is at the center of a US controversy as the talk show host accuses the ADL watchdog group of holding a double standard - but does the claim have any merit?

Ron Wyden says president has re-created ‘paper wall’ that kept those fleeing Nazi Germany from entering America

Jews oppose president's hardline measures more than most Americans, fueled by their roots as immigrants and perpetual refugees