Relocation
You Can Pay Jews To Live in Dothan, Alabama. But Will They Stay?
In 2008, the dwindling Jewish community of Dothan, Alabama, launched a $1 million relocation program to attract members. Eight families have made the jump. The question is, will they stay?
Bedouin in Israel Calling for Recognition, Rather than Relocation
For decades, Bedouin tribes like those living in Wadi al-Naam and similar settlements all over southern Israel have waged a battle with the Israeli government over land rights.
Hunting for Greener (Jewish) Pastures
I have an Orthodox Jewish friend here in New York who is always yapping about Dallas (not the television show).
A Jew on the Trail of Tears
One Jewish author discovered a great-uncle’s link to the trail of tears, the 19th century forced relocation of native Americans.