This week in Poland
A significant local political event unfolded in Krakow, where a referendum was held to decide the fate of Mayor Aleksander Miszalski and the City Council. Nationally, legal and constitutional issues were prominent, with newly elected Constitutional Tribunal judges demanding an assembly to resolve a "constitutional crisis," and the National Bank of Poland's head, Adam Glapiński, losing a lawsuit. Additionally, Poland grappled with a persistent drought, while also celebrating a Polish businessman's election to lead BusinessEurope and a Polish astronaut's journey to space.
About Poland
Poland, a pivotal Central European nation, boasts a rich history, vibrant culture, and a dynamic economy, making it a significant player in regional and global affairs. Its news coverage often reflects a deeply polarized media landscape, shaped by ongoing political divisions, though press freedom has seen improvements since the 2023 government change with efforts to restore public media independence.
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Media landscape
Poland's media environment is characterized by a high degree of polarization, mirroring the country's political divisions. Recent government changes in 2023 have led to efforts aimed at restoring the independence of public media, contributing to an improved press freedom ranking.
To gain a comprehensive understanding of Polish affairs, it is advisable to consult a variety of sources across the political spectrum due to the polarized nature of the media.
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One in Three Trust Algorithms Over Journalists for News
- A study by Penn State University found that one in three people believe they don't need to seek out news, relying instead on social media algorithms. - These individuals perceive social media conten…
Trump Serves 'Project 2025' Agenda, Ukraine Policy Benefits U.S., Expert Says
- Geopolitical expert Eugeniusz Smolar argues Donald Trump acts as a tool for the "Project 2025" agenda, not an independent strategist. - Smolar suggests Trump's approach to Ukraine is intended to ben…
Supreme Court: Testator's age does not disqualify a will in Poland
- Poland's Supreme Court ruled that a testator's advanced age does not automatically disqualify a will. - The court clarified that for a will to be invalidated due to a testator's inability to express…
Poland's FM: Ziobro's U.S. visa is political interference
- Poland's Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski accused former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro of obtaining a U.S. visa under false pretenses, stating Ziobro is not a journalist. - Sikorski highlighted…
Zelenskyy Strongly Responds to Germany: 'Ukraine Cannot Be Voiceless'
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized Germany's proposal for Ukraine's EU membership status as unfair. - Zelenskyy stated that the proposal would leave Ukraine without a real voice in E…
Ebola Virus Is Not COVID or Flu, Explains Prof. Krzysztof Pyrć
- Ebola virus transmission and mortality rates are vastly different from COVID-19 and influenza, according to virologist Prof. Krzysztof Pyrć. - Current outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of Congo a…
Japanese Astronomers Detect Potential Atmosphere on Small Outer Solar System Object
- Japanese researchers have detected a potential thin atmosphere around a small object, 2002 XV 93, located beyond Pluto. - Observations of a stellar occultation showed a gradual dimming and brighteni…
Poland's Persistent Drought: Experts Warn of Insufficient Local Action
- Poland is experiencing a persistent drought that has been worsening since 2013, according to Professor Iwona Wagner. - Scientists have warned about climate change and its impact on water scarcity fo…
New Study: 10 Hours of Exercise Weekly Recommended for Heart Health
- New research suggests adults need 560-610 minutes of moderate to intense physical activity weekly for significant heart health benefits. - This recommendation is 3-4 times higher than current public…
Famous Fashion House Sold for 1 Euro. Italian Designer Buys His Company
- Fashion house Giambattista Valli has been acquired by its founder, Giambattista Valli, for a symbolic 1 euro. - The transaction allows the brand to shed a significant debt of 44.3 million euros. - V…
Ex-Employee: Sebastian M. Drove Aggressively and Fast
- A former employee of Sebastian M.'s coffee roasting company testified in court about his boss's aggressive and high-speed driving, often in a modified BMW. - The employee recounted a specific instan…
Polish Supreme Court Clarifies Inheritance and Statute of Limitations
- The Supreme Court of Poland has ruled on whether a request to acquire an inheritance interrupts the statute of limitations for claims. - The case involved a city that obtained a payment order agains…
American Consumer Sentiment at Record Low
- American consumer sentiment has fallen to a historic low in May, driven by concerns over the Middle East conflict and its economic impact. - The University of Michigan's Surveys of Consumers index d…
Krakow Referendum: Mayor's Fate Hangs in the Balance Amid High Political Stakes
- A referendum in Krakow on Sunday could determine the political future of Mayor Aleksander Miszalski and the City Council, with potential implications for other Polish cities and the national governm…
Calcium and Vitamin D Supplements Fail to Protect Seniors from Fractures, Study Finds
- A large review of studies published in 'The BMJ' suggests that routine calcium and vitamin D supplementation does not effectively prevent fractures or falls in most seniors. - While some benefit was…
Adam Glapiński lost a lawsuit with an NBP board member. 'Criticism is in the public interest'
- Poland's Supreme Court has ruled against the National Bank of Poland (NBP) in a case involving disciplinary action against board member Paweł Mucha. - Mucha had publicly criticized NBP President Ada…
"Sibylline. Memoirs of an Escort": Playing at Being Someone Else
- The debut comic "Sibylline. Memoirs of an Escort" by Sixtine Dano explores the systemic production of difficult choices for young people. - It focuses on the character Raphaëlle, a student navigatin…
Poland's Cosmic Chance: A Journey to Space
- Polish astronaut Sławosz Uznański-Wiśniewski, with a background in semiconductor technology and 12 years at CERN, is on a mission with the European Space Agency. - He emphasizes curiosity, persevera…
Krakow on the brink: Referendum to decide Mayor's fate amid political storm
- Residents of Krakow will vote in a referendum on May 24 to decide whether to recall Mayor Aleksander Miszalski and the City Council. - The referendum was initiated by a citizens' group, supported by…
Warsaw's Unseen Architecture: From Trash Bins to Urban Functionality
- The article discusses the historical introduction of the first trash bins in Warsaw in 1926 and their subsequent proliferation. - It questions whether elements like trash bins, public toilets, and t…
Polish businessman Maciej Witucki to lead BusinessEurope
- Maciej Witucki has been unanimously elected as the new president of BusinessEurope, effective July 1, 2026. - Witucki, currently vice-president and special envoy for Ukraine, will succeed Fredrik Pe…
Greenland is not looking for a buyer
- The article discusses Greenland's strategic importance in Western defense, noting a shift in language towards ownership and transactions. - It mentions a visit by U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance to G…
Newly Elected Polish Constitutional Tribunal Judges Demand Assembly to Resolve 'Constitutional Crisis'
- Six newly elected judges of the Constitutional Tribunal (TK) have requested a general assembly to address the "constitutional crisis" caused by their exclusion from ruling. - The judges argue that t…
Rivers Come Alive: Festivals Draw Crowds to Polish Cities
- Polish cities are transforming riverside areas into vibrant cultural and recreational hubs, attracting residents and tourists. - Events like the Oder Days in Wrocław and the Vistula Festival in Wars…
Poland Not Ready for Trump's Promises
- U.S. President Donald Trump announced the deployment of an additional 5,000 American soldiers to Poland, a move that surprised both the Polish and U.S. defense departments. - Trump directly linked t…
End of an Era. Pep Guardiola Leaves Manchester City
- Pep Guardiola will leave Manchester City after the current season, concluding his tenure that began in 2016. - During his time, he secured 15 titles for the club, including six Premier League victor…
Poland Builds Cyber Fortress: NASK Nears Key Cybersecurity Investment
- Poland's NASK institute has obtained a building permit for its new Cybersecurity Center, a key investment in national digital security. - The center will house advanced facilities, including data re…
Polish Prosecutor General Suspends Deputy Amid Accusations of Political Interference
- Deputy Prosecutor General Tomasz Janeczek has been suspended by Waldemar Żurek. - Żurek cited Janeczek's alleged prioritization of party interests and staged media events over state security and off…
Poland Enters a New Era: 36 Years of Uninterrupted Development as a Global Phenomenon
- Poland is experiencing a period of sustained development, described as a global phenomenon, over the past 36 years. - The article questions Poland's ability to navigate the changing international or…
Spain Earns More from Tourism Than Others: The Result of Thoughtful Policy
- Spain is solidifying its position as a highly profitable tourist destination, with foreign visitors spending significantly more than the European average. - The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC)…
China Establishes Hainan as Free Trade Enclave
- China is developing Hainan island into a large-scale free trade port, a significant liberalization experiment. - The project, valued at approximately $113 billion, entered its operational phase in 2…
Tusk and Kaczyński: Piłsudski's Heirs in Bending the Law?
- The article discusses how Polish political leaders, including Donald Tusk and Jarosław Kaczyński, are allegedly following in Józef Piłsudski's footsteps by manipulating the law. - It references the …
Barcelona Doubles Cruise Tax to Deter Short-Stay Visitors
- Barcelona is doubling its cruise passenger tax from 4 to 8 euros per person for day-trippers. - The move aims to reduce the number of short-stay cruise visitors and alleviate pressure on the city. -…
Economists Against Fuel Subsidies, Aging EU, and Merz's Ukraine Proposal
- Polish economists criticize the government's extended fuel price subsidy program, citing high costs and a lack of incentive for energy conservation. - Eurostat data reveals the EU's median age is ne…
Former ABW Officer Warns: Sabotage? We're Falling for Russian Staged Incidents
- The article discusses the potential for Russian sabotage operations in Poland. - A former ABW (Internal Security Agency) officer warns that Russia might be staging incidents to distract Polish count…
Former ABW Officer Warns: Sabotage? We're Falling for Russian Staged Incidents
- The article discusses the potential for Russian sabotage operations in Poland. - A former ABW (Internal Security Agency) officer warns that Russia might be staging incidents to distract Polish count…
Cuban Opposition Leader: Communist Regime Won't Last the Year
- A Cuban opposition leader predicts the collapse of the communist regime by the end of the year. - He cites the dire economic situation on the island, exacerbated by U.S. sanctions on oil supplies, a…
Trump Sends 5,000 More Troops to Poland After Nawrocki's Election Win
- Donald Trump announced the deployment of 5,000 additional US soldiers to Poland, citing the election victory of President Karol Nawrocki. - This decision comes amid a broader Pentagon plan to reduce…
Doctors Re-elect Head of Medical Self-Government for Another Four Years
- Łukasz Jankowski was re-elected as the President of the Supreme Medical Council (NRL) in Poland, securing 266 votes against his opponent's 193. - His re-election followed a period of internal confli…
Clouds Vanishing Above Earth: Planet Losing Its Natural Sunshade, Experts Warn
- Scientists observe a decrease in low-level clouds globally, particularly over oceans in the Northern Hemisphere. - These clouds act as a natural sunshade, reflecting solar radiation and cooling the …
Michelin Guide Drops 'Green Stars' in Strategy Shift
- The Michelin Guide has discontinued its "green stars" initiative, which recognized restaurants for their ecological and ethical practices. - The decision ends a distinction that honored sustainable …
Mega-airport reshapes housing market around Warsaw: These cities stand to gain the most
- The development of the "Port Polska" airport project near Warsaw is expected to significantly boost housing prices in surrounding municipalities. - Cities like Grodzisk Mazowiecki are already experi…
MultiSport Grows Beyond Poland; Benefit Systems Builds Regional Leader
- Benefit Systems, a Polish company, is expanding its MultiSport program internationally, building a regional leader in employee benefits. - The company has made significant acquisitions, including th…
Roland Garros Draw Presents Tough Path for Iga Świątek
- Iga Świątek faces a challenging draw at Roland Garros, with difficult opponents potentially awaiting her from the third round onwards. - Her early matches include a first-round encounter with 17-yea…
Trump seems to understand that for a Chinese person, a contract is just the beginning of negotiations
- Donald Trump appears to understand key principles of Chinese negotiation tactics, rooted in Confucianism and ancient Chinese strategy. - His approach emphasizes building personal relationships (Guan…
Alexander Gordon Laing: Conqueror and victim of the Sahara
- Alexander Gordon Laing, a Scottish explorer and British army officer, was the first modern European to reach Timbuktu in 1826. - The article explores the mystery surrounding his death shortly after …
The First Two Industrial Revolutions
- The article discusses the concept of industrial revolutions, noting that the term was first introduced by Louis-Guillaume Otto in 1799. - It aims to clarify the historical timeline of these revoluti…
War speeds via fiber optics. We now know cyberspace is the new battlefield
- Cyber warfare has evolved into a new battlefield, with the first state-sponsored hacking attack detected in 1986. - The article references a 1986 case where a hacker was tracked due to a minor finan…
Herbicide That Changes Sex in Frogs Approved in the USA. It Also Harms Humans
- The US Fish and Wildlife Service has approved the use of atrazine, a herbicide, in agriculture following a court order. - Environmental groups and the WHO's International Agency for Research on Canc…
Nuclear Weapon Drills in Belarus: Drone Over Lithuania and Threats to Europe
- Belarus is conducting large-scale military exercises involving nuclear weapons, with Russia participating and involving its Pacific Fleet. - The exercises reportedly involve over 60,000 soldiers and…
Join Up! Announces 'Biggest Strategic Transformation in Its 15-Year History'
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LPP CEO: Our group can change, but Sinsay will not be different
- Polish fashion group LPP is on track to meet its annual financial targets, despite a slight year-on-year decrease in comparable store sales for the first quarter. - The company reported a 2.8% drop …
Polish Supreme Court to Settle Decades-Old Dispute on Car Accident Compensation
- The Polish Supreme Court's Civil Chamber will rule on how to determine compensation for damaged vehicles under mandatory third-party liability insurance (OC). - The ruling aims to resolve a long-sta…
Trump: "There will be no escalation in Cuba. There is no need for it."
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Professor Arkadiusz Kowalski: What Foreign Capital Does Poland Need?
- Poland needs to focus on the quality of foreign investment, particularly in high-tech industries, research, and development, according to Professor Arkadiusz Kowalski. - While Poland has attracted s…
Friday Brings Lower Prices at the Pump: Gasoline and Diesel Significantly Down
- Poland will see lower fuel prices starting Friday, May 22, with maximum prices set for gasoline and diesel. - The government has implemented a system of maximum fuel prices to mitigate the effects o…
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- This article is inaccessible due to an ad-blocker or similar tool. - The publication requests users disable such tools or add an exception for their domain to continue reading. - No specific content…
Péter Magyar to Wyborcza: Poland follows Hungary's political path, Russian gas remains cheaper
- Péter Magyar, a Hungarian politician, suggests Poland under Donald Tusk is following a path previously forged by Hungary under Viktor Orbán. - Magyar acknowledges the historical friendship between P…
Airbnb Undergoes Revolution: Hotels, Cars, and Shopping to Appear in the App
- Airbnb is undergoing a major transformation, evolving into an integrated service ecosystem beyond just accommodation. - The platform will now include hotels, car rentals, and grocery delivery servic…
Prosecution Appeals Sentence in Kłodzko Pedophilia Case
- A prosecutor has appealed a court's decision to sentence Kamila W. to 6.5 years in prison for failing to help her minor daughter, who was allegedly abused by her stepfather for 11 years. - The prose…
Putin Ready to Use Nuclear Weapons, But Elites May Stop Him
- Russian President Vladimir Putin is reportedly prepared to use nuclear weapons, signaling a potential escalation in the conflict with Ukraine. - This threat is seen as a last resort, as conventional…
Prosecutor from Sosnowiec loses immunity. She is suspected of causing a tragic accident
- A prosecutor from Sosnowiec, Magdalena Z., has lost her immunity and is suspected of causing a fatal traffic accident in November 2024. - The accident occurred when her car hit a 28-year-old woman w…
“School Anew”: Lack of Transport Denies Students Access to Education
- A report highlights that transportation barriers prevent approximately one in five Polish teenagers from attending their preferred high schools. - Many students face long commutes, early mornings, a…
Grandma Tourism: A New Trend Prioritizes People Over Attractions
- A new travel trend, dubbed "grandmacore tourism," emphasizes authentic experiences with local seniors over traditional sightseeing. - This trend, fueled by social media and a desire for genuine conn…
Polish M&A Surges as China Tightens Grip on Critical Materials
- Poland's mergers and acquisitions market is experiencing a dynamic growth phase, with over 1100 companies changing hands annually since 2020. - Factors driving this growth include cheaper financing,…
Germany Offers Ukraine Special EU Status, Including Participation in Summits
- German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has proposed a special status for Ukraine within the European Union, allowing Kyiv to participate in EU summits and ministerial meetings. - The proposal, outlined in a …
Italy's Foreign Minister on Hormuz Crisis: Diplomacy, Maritime Operations, and Food Security
- The Italian Foreign Minister discussed the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing diplomacy, maritime operations, and food security. - The article highlights Italy's focus on these critical asp…
Workplace Accident Investigation Procedure May Never End
- Investigating the circumstances and causes of workplace accidents is an important company obligation. - Complications can arise if the accident investigation team does not recognize the event as a w…
Russia in Ukraine Attacks Medical Personnel and Facilities. PMM Representative: 'A Demonstration of Impunity'
- Russia is accused of attacking medical personnel and facilities in Ukraine, according to a representative from Polish Medical Mission (PMM). - The PMM representative described these attacks as a 'de…
Fireplace Burning More Harmful: Scientists Discover Dangerous Toxin
- Wood heating can release lead into the atmosphere, a neurotoxic metal previously removed from gasoline, according to research from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. - The study found a clear …
Cannes '26: Almodovar's New Film Isn't Great. Zvyagintsev Shows Russia's Horror
- Andrei Zvyagintsev's new film "Minotaur," set in Russia during the initial phase of the Ukraine invasion, is a remake of Claude Chabrol's "La Cérémonie" but with a distinct political undertone. - Th…
Creator of Poland's Most Famous Logos: Major Exhibition of Karol Śliwka's Work Opens
- Polish graphic designer Karol Śliwka, known for creating over 400 iconic logos, is being honored with a major exhibition in Warsaw. - The exhibition showcases nearly 200 of his projects, including l…
Is the Participation of All Interested Parties Necessary in Property Acquisition by Prescription?
- The Polish Supreme Court ruled that all interested parties must be included in property acquisition by prescription cases. - This includes not only current owners or their heirs and self-holders but…
Mercedes Wants to Enter the Arms Industry: CEO Speaks of a New Reality
- Mercedes-Benz is open to entering the defense industry, citing a more unpredictable global landscape and Europe's need to bolster its defense capabilities. - CEO Ola Källenius stated that while defe…
No one remembers what a VCR is anymore, now smartphone manufacturers will pay artists
- A Warsaw court upheld a ruling that Sony must pay back royalties for the years 2007-2010. - The case hinges on whether newer devices like smartphones and laptops, not explicitly listed in a 2007 reg…
Poland Prepares Preferential Loans and Simple Procedures for More Affordable Housing
- The Polish government is preparing a new law to boost social housing construction and renovation. - The legislation aims to address the
Poland: Success Built on Institutions and Entrepreneurship, Future Growth Model Debated
- Poland has emerged as one of Europe's fastest-growing economies and a significant contributor to NATO defense spending. - Experts credit Poland's success to strong institutions, deep state reform af…
Polish Senate Rejects President's Climate Policy Referendum Bid
- The Polish Senate rejected a proposal for a referendum on the president's climate policy. - The article indicates that the Senate's decision prevents the referendum from moving forward. - The provid…
Ukraine attacked Russian pilots' school. Kyiv: Over 60 cadets dead
- Ukraine's drone forces claim to have attacked a Russian facility used for training drone operators and producing ammunition. - Kyiv reports that at least 65 cadets and the facility's commander were …
Matty Cash and Aston Villa Claim Europa League Title
- Aston Villa, with Polish player Matty Cash in the lineup, won the Europa League final. - The team defeated Freiburg with goals from Youri Tielemans, Emiliano Buendia, and Morgan Rogers. - This victo…
Poland Increases Funeral Allowance to 7,000 PLN, Introduces New Rules
- Poland's funeral allowance increased to 7,000 PLN from January 1, 2026, the first hike in 13 years, with a new inflation adjustment mechanism. - New provisions include an additional social assistanc…
Cyfrowy Polsat's Q1 Results Show Growth, Telecommunications Segment Recovers
- Cyfrowy Polsat reported a 3% year-over-year revenue increase to 3.64 billion PLN in Q1 2026. - The company's adjusted EBITDA rose by 4.7% to 847 million PLN, with its telecommunications segment show…
US Affirms Continued Strong Military Presence in Poland Following Washington Talks
- Polish Deputy Minister of National Defence Cezary Tomczyk met with US National Security Council officials in Washington. - Tomczyk stated that the US confirmed it would maintain a significant milita…
Highest Pensions in Poland Revealed: Up to 54,000 PLN Monthly in Silesia
- The highest pensions in Poland are paid out in the Silesian Voivodeship, with one recipient in Zabrze receiving approximately 54,000 PLN per month. - Factors contributing to these high pensions incl…
Suspicion of Ebola in hundreds of people. WHO: These numbers will likely grow
- The World Health Organization (WHO) warns that the Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo is likely to grow, with nearly 600 suspected cases and 139 probable deaths. - The virus has spre…
Trump withdraws troops from Europe: A lesson in realism for Poland
- The US has reduced its combat brigades in Europe from four to three, with Poland learning of the decision through media reports. - This move, seen as a potential signal of diminished US strategic in…
Polish MP Defends High Travel Expense Claims Amid Scrutiny
- Polish MP Anna Maria Żukowska is facing scrutiny over her 2025 travel expense claims, totaling over 38,000 PLN. - Critics questioned the high mileage, equivalent to over 33,000 km, especially since …
Polish Municipal Debt Surges Amidst Investment Needs
- Local government debt in Poland is rapidly increasing, driven by significant investment needs and rising public service costs. - Despite current budget health, municipalities are borrowing billions …
Putin to begin visit to China. Will discuss "global order"
- Russian President Vladimir Putin is scheduled to visit China. - The agenda includes discussions on the "global order." - The article requires disabling ad blockers to read.
Liverpool introduces code of conduct for Beatles fans amid resident tensions
- Liverpool is introducing a new code of conduct for visitors to Beatles-related sites to manage tensions with residents. - The code aims to reduce disturbances caused by large tourist groups in resid…
Trump's Threats, Green Finance, and NATO in the Middle East
- President Trump has threatened Iran with renewed military action if a deal is not reached, causing market nervousness. - Poland risks missing out on becoming a regional center for energy transition …
Agata Łukaszewicz: Poland Has a New National Council of the Judiciary
- The Polish Sejm elected 15 judges to the National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) on May 15. - Thirteen judges were selected by judicial assemblies, while two were nominated by the Law and Justice pa…
Employer Cannot Challenge Occupational Disease Ruling: Important Court Verdict
- A Polish court ruled that an employer cannot challenge a medical assessment of an occupational disease. - The case involved an employee who developed carpal tunnel syndrome after years of repetitive…
Jan Zielonka: Democracy on the National Altar
- A new analysis suggests that citizens in some countries may be willing to sacrifice democratic principles for the perceived good of the nation. - This trend is observed in countries like Poland, Ser…
Last Chance to Bring Moniuszko to Europe?
- An Italian-language version of Stanisław Moniuszko's opera 'Halka,' approved by the composer himself, is being staged in Białystok, Poland. - The production, led by Italian conductor Fabio Biondi, a…
Coal Plant Pollution Saps Solar Panel Efficiency, Study Finds
- Air pollution from coal-fired power plants significantly reduces the efficiency of solar panels, leading to substantial energy loss globally. - A study by Oxford and University College London found …
Poland to Launch Online Car Registration by 2027
- Starting January 18, 2027, individuals and businesses in Poland will be able to register vehicles entirely online. - The new system integrates the Central Register of Vehicles and Drivers (CEPiK) wi…
Louvre Museum Unveils Billion-Euro Renovation Plan
- The Louvre Museum in Paris has announced a major modernization and renovation plan, estimated to cost around one billion euros. - An international architectural competition selected a joint proposal…
More and More Jews Emigrating from Israel. This is the Result of the War and Benjamin Netanyahu's Policies
- Emigration from Israel, termed 'Yerida', has surpassed immigration ('Aliyah') for the second consecutive year, with 69,000 Jews leaving in the past year while 24,600 arrived. - Top destinations for …
