Some Syrian Jews seized the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime on December 8, 2024, as an opportunity to return to Damascus after decades in exile and assess the possibility of resettling in their homeland.

Two months after the start of the Ukrainian war, about 1,800 Russian Jews out of 5,600 who benefited from the Law of Return returned to Moscow with their Israeli passports.

Morocco's decision to adopt councils concerned with managing the affairs of the Jewish community inside and outside the country raises questions about the reasons.