Komunis Yahudi Tiba Di Israel

In 1948, the State of Israel was created. And, of course, Soviet Jews sought to move into it. Especially these sentiments intensified after the Six-Day War in 1967 and the Yom Kippur War of 1973, where the Soviet Union supported the Arabs against Israel. 

In 1968, the Soviet Union broke off relations with Israel, and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and chairman of the KGB Yu.Andropov sent a letter to the Central Committee, which was Predlzheniye allow Jews to emigrate from the country. 

Emigration is no longer considered a crime, but was considered a crime against his fellow citizens and created all sorts of red tape to tighten with a resolution on it. 

From 1969 to 1975, arrived in Israel about 100 tysch immigrants from the Soviet Union. In the early 1980s, the Jews began to refuse permission to emigrate from the Soviet Union and those who refused, became known as "refuseniks" 01. Jewish immigrants arriving from the Soviet Union to Israel, 1972

02.KGB officers inspect organized in the suburban forest gully illegal exhibition on Jewish holidays, Jerusalem Day, 1979 03. Conscientious objectors at the airport "Sheremetyevo" escorted his companion, left for Israel, 1970 04. Prisoner of Zion Joseph Begun, who spent eight years in prison and labor camps. Presented at the poster of the American organization in defense of Soviet Jews, 1985 05. Book Yuri Ivanov "Caution: Zionism!", 1970. It was released in the course of large-scale government anti-Zionist campaign, which began in 1967, after the Six Day War, as a result of the Soviet Union broke diplomatic relations with Israel. And anti-Zionist A.I.Edelmana book "Judaism: the past without a future", 1977 06. Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin shaking hands with Jewish emigrants on board the aircraft, as follows from Russia to Israel, 1994