On February 24, 2022, Russia attacked a number of Ukrainian cities from the air and Russian ground forces infiltrated Ukrainian territory on several fronts. The war remains ongoing, killing hundreds of civilians and displacing millions as Ukrainians flee for their lives.
Since the onset of the war, The Jewish Agency has been on the frontlines, saving the Jews of Ukraine, with workers on the ground, many of whom are actually risking their lives to rescue the nation’s Jewish community. As others are rushing out, we are rushing in to help the nearly 200,000 Jews in Ukraine. For those who wish to immigrate, we are doing everything in our power to quickly facilitate that process. And for those Jews who wish to remain in Ukraine, we are investing in their community’s security to make them as safe as possible during the most difficult and dangerous days of their lives.
Thank you to our partners, the Jewish Federations of North America, Keren Hayesod, International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, Genesis Philanthropy Group and Israel’s ministries, as well as donors around the world, whose support makes our actions possible.
READ MORE ABOUT OUR RECENT ACTIONS TO HELP UKRAINE’S JEWS:
April 12 – The Jewish Agency to Hold Unique Passover Seders for Ukrainian Refugees and in Ethiopia
April 6 – Jewish Agency and Keren Hayesod Leadership, along with Minister of Aliyah and Integration, Visit Ukraine and Bordering Countries
April 4 – JFNA, Jewish Agency launch a first-of-its-kind central volunteer hub in support of refugees fleeing Ukraine
March 22 – The Jewish Agency Launches ‘Aliyah Express’ Program to Expedite Ukrainian Immigration to Israel
March 17 – Step by Step: How The Jewish Agency Brings Ukraine’s Jewish Refugees to Israel
March 9 – A Jewish Agency Ukraine Emergency Operations Update as of March 9, 2022
March 7 – Jewish Agency CEO from the Crisis Zone: ‘We’re saving a life a minute’
March 3 – A Jewish Agency Update on Emergency Operations at Ukraine’s Borders as of March 3, 2022
March 2 – First Flights of Ukrainian Jewish Immigrants to Arrive in Israel on Sunday
February 26 – The Jewish Agency to Open Six Aliyah Processing Stations Along the Ukrainian Border
February 24 – The Jewish Agency and The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews Open an Emergency Hotline for the Ukrainian Jewish Community
