Dr. Katya Mandoki: Caressing the land with every step
In January 1967, she made the move. With her new community of young, idealistic Zionists, she traveled to Israel first by bus and then by airplane and arrived at Kibbutz Ein Hashlosha.
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Gabrielle Soffer: Using her English for the good of others in Israel
Lilian Gandelman: How the ‘girl from Ipanema’ became the woman from Tel Aviv
Daniela Lachster: Moving from uncertainty in Argentina to a Jewish state of uncertainty
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.
Olim gather to celebrate Aliyah Day 2025
The evening captured both the diversity of Israel’s communities and the deep sense of purpose shared by olim from various countries, cultures, and backgrounds.
The state of aliyah: What immigration to Israel looks like in 2025
Since October 2023, the number of new immigrants to Israel has swelled to 53,765, reflecting the growing desire of Jews from all over the world to make aliyah despite the war.
Making Aliyah on Aliyah Day: Sisters from New Jersey begin their next chapter in Israel
Barri and Susan Rifkin made their dream a reality and discovered their arrival in Israel coincided with the national day honoring Aliyah.
Feeling at home with Habayta: the Israeli organization helping Olim build their new lives
As the war ends, Israel faces a new wave of Aliyah,” says Netanel Rotenberg, Co-CEO of Habayta. “Many families are preparing to make Aliyah, and we’re here to help them make Israel a true home.
