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September - December 2005

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	JA head: We must counter anti-Semitism December 30, 2005 Jews cannot afford to show apathy in face of anti-Semitic remarks, including those by world leaders, Jewish Agency Chairman Zeev Bielski tells Ynetnews; says Israel's image in the


	Russian, And Zionist December 30, 2005 Walter Ruby The effort to raise the profile of the Russian-speaking community in the U.S. is about to go international.


	Upturn In Aliyah December 30, 2005 When immigration to Israel increases, is that a sign of unrest and discomfort among Jews in the diaspora or proof that the Jewish state has become increasingly desirable as a place


	Immigration to Israel From North America Hits 22-Year High December 30, 2005 By Julie StahlCNSNews.com Jerusalem Bureau Chief Jerusalem (CNSNews.


	Hanukkah arrivals part of record Jewish immigration to Israel December 29, 2005 The Associated Press TEL AVIV, Israel Rivki Lifteg says moving from New York to Israel was "a leap of faith.


	Risking everything to become lazy Jews December 29, 2005 The Favermans: Seder, not Santa.


	After Katrina Doors Open for New Oleh December 28, 2005 By JASON SILBERMAN Reflecting over his feelings in the last few days, Danny Rebuck, 36, originally from London, said he had felt "a bit of apprehension, then a bit of euphoria, a


	Immigration to Israel Up December 28, 2005 Immigration to Israel from North America and France rose in 2005, according to the Jewish Agency for Israel.


	Mideast Conflict December 28, 2005 New Jewish immigrants from North America disembark from an airplane upon their arrival at Ben Gurion International airport near Tel Aviv December 28, 2005.


	Hanukkah arrivals part of record Jewish immigration to December 28, 2005 By: Associated Press TEL AVIV, Israel -- Rivki Lifteg says moving from New York to Israel was "a leap of faith.


	Group leaves for new home in Israel December 28, 2005 Growing numbers of North Americans are moving to Israel, says organization that helps them immigrate BY BART JONESSTAFF


	Israel Immigration Marks First Jump Since Uprising December 28, 2005 By Steven Scheer TEL AVIV, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Immigration to Israel rose in 2005 for the first time since the start of a five-year-old Palestinian uprising, the Jewish Agency that


	Jewish Agency treasurer Shai Hermesh joins Kadima December 28, 2005 By GIL HOFFMAN AND JPOST.COM STAFF Jewish Agency treasurer Shai Hermesh agreed to join Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's Kadima party in a meeting held between the two on Wednesday.


	Jewish immigration to Israel up in 2005, reflection downturn in violence December 28, 2005 JERUSALEM (AP) _ French and North American Jews moved to Israel in record levels this year, contributing to the first annual increase in overall immigration since 1999, officials


	Hurricane Katrina December 27, 2005 In this photo provided by the Jewish Agency for Israel, Daniel Rebuck, left, is welcomed by Michael Landsberg, Executive Director of the Jewish Agency's Aliyah Department, as he


	Jewish Agency: Immigration from West Hits All-Time Record Level December 27, 2005 By Amiram Barkat The number of immigrants from Western countries has hit a record high this year, although overall immigration is stabilizing, according to statistics for 2005


	Expected Donation to Jewish Agency Would Bolster Group’s Work in Ex-USSR December 27, 2005 Ilya Dolgopolsky Arcadi Gaydamak, left, attends a Moscow convention in June 2005.


	Immigration to Israel Down from FSU December 27, 2005 Immigration to Israel from the former Soviet Union decreased by 10 percent in 2005.


	Immigration to Israel Rises From Canada, France, US December 27, 2005 JERUSALEM, Dec 27 (AFP) - The number of new immigrants to Israel rose by 4.


	Jewish Agency Gets Financial Boost December 26, 2005 A Russian Jewish financier is poised to give a $50-million donation that may prove critical to the Jewish Agency for Israel’s activities in the former Soviet Union.