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(Jerusalem Post) Sam Sokol - 24,800 new immigrants arrived in Israel in the Jewish year 5774, led by 6,000 French Jews, the Jewish Agency said Monday. New arrivals in the past year included 4,500 from Russia, 4,200 from Ukraine, 3,600 from North America, 1,100 from South America, 570 from the UK, 260 from Belgium, and 230 from Ethiopia.2014-09-24 00:00:00Full Article
France Leads Immigration to Israel
(Jerusalem Post) Sam Sokol - 24,800 new immigrants arrived in Israel in the Jewish year 5774, led by 6,000 French Jews, the Jewish Agency said Monday. New arrivals in the past year included 4,500 from Russia, 4,200 from Ukraine, 3,600 from North America, 1,100 from South America, 570 from the UK, 260 from Belgium, and 230 from Ethiopia.2014-09-24 00:00:00Full Article
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