Aliyah
Steven and Rosanne Teplitsky: Canadian olim still in Israel despite war and COVID
To Jews in their stage of life who aren’t here yet, Rosanne offered encouragement. “Don’t think too hard about it. Just do it. It’s well worth it!”
From Texas to Tel Aviv, invitations go out to Jews fleeing ‘Mamdani’s New York’
Nelech: inspiring the next generation of olim to make aliyah
Israel considering tax exemption for new immigrants during first two years of residency
Location, quality, and community at the heart of Israeli living
For many Jewish families around the world, moving to Israel is not just a change of address - it’s a journey toward belonging.
More Than a Degree: Reichman University Inspires International Students to Build a Life in Israel
Blending academic excellence with a deep connection to Israeli society, Reichman serves as a bridge to Aliyah for students from around the world.
Why New York’s Jews couldn’t repeat Britain’s Corbyn lesson - analysis
Zohran Mamdani’s election as New York City mayor has shaken Jewish communities, raising fears about rising BDS influence and sparking debate over aliyah, identity, and Israel’s place in NY Jewry.
Tensions rise as NYC mayoral race sees Jewish community split over Mamdani
Israeli Consul General Ofir Akunis warns that Zohran Mamdani’s NYC mayoral campaign has sparked concerns within the Jewish community, with some considering aliyah or relocating to Florida.
Anya Lipster: A Russian Israeli with the soul of a Japanese artist
Today, though her professional responsibilities keep her busy all week long, Anya Lipster devotes weekends to “drinking coffee in front of a mountain view, studying, and drawing a lot.”
I love where I live: Making aliyah and finding happiness in Israel - opinion
You want to look for something wrong with the country? That’s easy; you can do that anywhere. Try searching for the good things. You’ll get an abundance of them here.
Aliyah continues to be a driving force behind Israeli communities - opinion
The waves of immigration keep this nation alive, youthful and ever-growing.
Decades of impact: David Golinkin reflects on his legacy of pluralistic Jewish education
Upon his retirement as president of The Schechter Institutes, longtime ‘oleh’ David Golinkin talks about his Israel impact – via pluralistic Jewish education that goes to the people.
In the Kitchen with Henny: Aliyah, with a side of autumn
Our land is rich with the people and experiences that shape our home. I am so grateful to call this place my home, now and forever.
Mordechai Frizis: Israel advocate to Greek public
This transplanted Greek rabbi intends to continue his hasbara efforts on behalf of Israel.
Thirty-two Holocaust survivors, refugees, victims of persecution immigrated to Israel this year
The data by the Holocaust Survivors' Rights Authority takes into account the time period of immigration from the beginning of the year until its publication.
