I wonder, if they have any idea, what's going to happen to them there over the next couple of years.... How goes is the saying in Israel: "The day when the Arabs love their kids more than they hate us, there will be peace" I'm afraid it also works the other way around: "The day when the (Jewish) Israelis love their kids more than they worship a (misguided) ideology, there will be peace".

What new immigrants need most of all is endless and mindless forms to fill in and bureacracy .Nobody does bureaucracy like the israelis.

The aliyah project should stop, because some candidates who are coming into the country are not adhering to Judaism. This leads to more secular Jews. There must be some criteria that Jews are being allowed in , and those who violated and brought in fake candidates should lose their license.

this isn't a new idea: 1. Rabbi Riskin of NYC came on Aliyah with an entire group of people over 30 years ago and they settled in Efrat 2. Various rabbis have been working in Latin America converting Amerindian tribes to Judaism on the basis that they are descended from Spanish Marranos. Once they are converted they are encouraged to make aliyah to small communities throughout the West Bank So exactly what is it that Klitat Kehilot Israel Foundation is doing that is new? Nothing. They are bringing people to live in the West Bank. The more important question is who is Klitat Kehilot Israel Foundation? Where do they get their money? Do they have a board of directors? Who sits on their board of directors? Does this Foundation receive funding from foreign governments? With a name like Klitat Kehilot Israel Foundation = Absorption of Israel Communities Foundation I would be suspicious that it isn't a front organization for some wealthy fundamentalist Christians who want to bring about Gag and Magog War or alternatively a Jews for Jesus operation? who verifies that these people are in fact Jewish? Halachically Jewish? Basically y-net instead of copy pasting a press release please do some digging and give us some answer. :)

Settling in Judea and or Samaria or both. Ze Beseder? Why perpetuate a myth about Israeli Land west of jordan river? There is Israel and trans-jordan?? Thats it little sister Shabbat Shalom

The new immigrants are settling in Judea and Samaria. There is no "West Bank".

they are residents of Judea they are NOT citizens of Israel. and therein lies all the difference!

Chaim is correct. They live in historical Judea which for some disgusting reason is still unrecognized as Jewish land by most of the world. We are patient however, and we will wait for the rest of the world to realize that JUDEA belongs to the JUDAIC people.