aliyah

New Oleh: 'I want this place to be my home long term'

Before Ezra Kapetansky's successful arrival in the summer of 2023, he’d made three previous attempts to move to the Holy Land.

Joint initiative with Sapir College, Aliyah Ministry aims to rehabilitate Israel's South with Olim

The program officially launched in mid-November upon the enrollment of 17 new immigrants to Israel at Sapir College.

Should I stay or should I go?: Answering the question of a Jewish future in Europe

Israel was founded as a haven for Jews facing persecution, and it remains the only nation explicitly committed to their security - but is it the future of global Jewry?

By JONATHAN LIEBERMAN
24/11/2024

Should Israel loosen immigration rules amid rising antisemitism?

Why Israel should expand its Law of Return for other Jews amid increasing antisemitism.

By COOKIE SCHWEBER-ISSAN
21/11/2024

'You are not really one of us': Old elites tremble at the sight of a new generation

A feeling by the old entrenched elite that their country, and their entitled role in it, is slipping away and that right-wing Anglo-Israeli interlopers will replace them

Mass violence returns to Indian state home to the Bnei Menashe

Tensions hit a high last week when a 31-year-old Kuki woman was burned alive.

18/11/2024
  Akiva Tuttle with wife, Bonnie, in Acre.

Akiva Tuttle: Raised in Alaska, revealed in Romania, residing in Israel

After a lifetime odyssey of traveling from Alaska to Romania, to Wisconsin to Israel, Akiva Tuttle's journey to Judaism and aliyah is one for the ages.

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