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2 days ago · The current birth rate in Ukraine, as of 2020, is 8.1 live births/1,000 population, and the death rate is 14.7 deaths/1,000 population. [4] The phenomenon of lowest-low fertility, defined as total fertility below 1.3, is emerging throughout Europe and is attributed by many to postponement of the initiation of childbearing.
May 22, 2024 · MAY 22, 2024 17:55. Ukrainian Jews training the next generation of leaders through a unique seminar. (photo credit: JNRU) The ongoing war in Ukraine led to a wave of departures of key figures who ...
23 hours ago · For Jews facing shelling, destruction, and chaos, Anna P. is there to protect and lift them up. By Anna P. - JDC Volunteer; Kharkiv, Ukraine | June 5, 2024. Anna P. (right) visits with an elderly client in Poltava during a three-day volunteer retreat organized by the JDC-supported Beit Dan Jewish Community Center (JCC).
May 22, 2024 · War Leads Ukraine Jews to Train New Leaders. May 22, 2024 – 14 Iyyar 5784. The war in Ukraine has led many key figures in Jewish communities to leave. Ukrainian Jewry is now retraining new leaders through a unique seminar. By COLlive reporter. “More than fifty percent of the key figures in our community have left and have not returned ...
20 hours ago · Many European Jews see a strong Israel, supported by allies in Europe and elsewhere, as essential to guaranteeing the security of Jews worldwide. But trusting such parties and politicians isn’t easy — and signs of backfire are already showing: Recently, the AfD’s lead candidate in the EU elections proclaimed Nazi SS agents shouldn’t ...
1 day ago · The demographics of Israel, ... and 1980s. 1,557,698 people from the current Russia and Ukraine live in Israel. ... Jews and other non-Arabs are expected to compose ...
May 29, 2024 · The movement, which a majority of Russian Jews belong to, is on both sides of the front lines in the war in Ukraine. Lazar, its head in Russia since 1990, is reputed to be close to President Vladimir Putin. Under him, Colonel Rabbi Aharon Gurevich became the Russian armed forces' first official rabbi in 2007.
