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Jewish immigration to Israel involves far more than booking a flight

From Texas to New York, over 1,000 North Americans eye a move to Israel

As interest in moving to Israel reaches Jewish communities beyond traditional hubs, more than 1,000 North Americans registered for Nefesh B’Nefesh events offering guidance on immigration, employment, education and everyday life in Israel

ynet Global | 10.14.26

New VC fund bets Israel’s next billion-dollar startup will be founded by an immigrant

Aliyah Ventures, founded by former McKinsey executive Ron Alpar, is targeting immigrant entrepreneurs who often arrive without the army ties, local networks or Hebrew fluency that can help open doors in Israeli tech

ynet Global | 10.12.26

A new year, a new home: Aliyah vlog reaches its final chapter

Arielle, Daniel and Dani came to Israel along very different paths; after months of documenting the realities of aliyah, the series ends with all three experiencing Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot in the country they now call home

ynet Global | 10.08.26

Israel is a country where everything seems to operate at full volume, in full color and high definition, all at once

Investing in Israel: A financial decision with historic significance

For nearly 2,000 years, Jews had no sovereign homeland to call their own; Today, they can build a life and invest in Israel by choice, not necessity, an extraordinary opportunity that deserves consideration alongside financial returns

Noah Sander | 10.08.26

Suitcases, sweat and one last July 4: the aliyah countdown begins

The second episode of ynet Global’s three-part aliyah vlog catches up with Danielle, Arielle and Daniel as departure moves closer and plans turn into packing, family milestones and serious preparation

ynet Global | 10.06.26

Achla, sababa, yalla: The slang every new oleh needs to know

You learned Hebrew. Now comes the harder part: learning Israeli; India Naftali breaks down the words and expressions that probably weren’t in your Ulpan textbook, but that you’ll hear approximately five minutes after landing in Israel

India Naftali | 10.06.26

Family of prospective olim looks at housing options

Jerusalem real estate fair draws 1,000 prospective olim amid global antisemitism surge

Around 1,000 visitors explored Israeli homes and aliyah services at the Jerusalem expo, as organizers cited rising antisemitism abroad; 'The sense of safety and belonging we feel in Israel, especially during tense times like these, simply exists nowhere else'

ynet Global | 10.02.26

Aliyah through a child’s eyes: The stages parents need to know

Developmental psychologist Nufar Bar Lipshitz explains the stages children may go through after moving to Israel, from excitement and culture shock to adjustment, and why feeling at home should not mean leaving their old identity behind

ynet Global | 09.29.26

My child is struggling after aliyah: What parents can do

Developmental psychologist Nufar Bar Lipshitz explains how parents can help children navigate selective mutism, school refusal, a new language and Israel’s security reality, and when changes in behavior may signal a need for additional support

ynet Global | 09.29.26

Israel reshapes aliyah services for a younger, more digital generation

Aliyah and Integration Ministry Director-General Deganit Sankar-Lange says Israel is moving away from a one-size-fits-all absorption model, offering younger immigrants digital access, pre-aliyah support and increasingly personalized plans for jobs, education and community life

ynet Global | 09.28.26

Aliyah minister: ‘Everyone understands what’s happening in Europe and Australia’

Aliyah and Integration Minister Ofir Sofer says interest is rising sharply in Britain, France and other Western countries, while new arrivals are increasingly families with children; he says solidarity and a desire to help build Israel are driving many decisions alongside antisemitism

ynet Global | 09.28.26

Faire son Aliyah, c’est aussi changer de système de santé: comment Clalit accompagne les nouveaux Olim francophones

Médecins, infirmiers, diététiciens et conseillers francophones : à Jérusalem, la clinique Kikar HaHoma de Clalit propose aux nouveaux immigrants un accompagnement destiné à faciliter leurs premiers pas dans le système de santé israélien. Pour ceux qui arrivent de France, comprendre un système très différent de celui qu’ils connaissent peut être l’un des premiers défis de leur nouvelle vie.

ynet Global | 09.22.26

סרגיי זורקובסקי ומשפחתו, אולג יעקובלב, אלסטר מורן, טטאינה, פולינה גולניק

Russia-Ukraine war creates new voting bloc in Israel as immigrants find their political voice

More than 102,000 immigrants from Russia and Ukraine since the 2022 invasion are eligible to vote in the October 27 election; several tell ynet that democratic institutions, minority rights, regional investment and immigrant integration are shaping their priorities

Matan Keselman | 09.20.26

'I poured him every beer and said, "Now shut up and let me close the pub"'

Chef Thomas and Mai’s love story has taken them around the world, but in recent years they have made Israel home, hosting private dinners and raising a family; Thomas: 'If I fled during war, my grandfather would be ashamed'

Assi Haim | 09.19.26

Soviet doctors helped save Israel's health system. Now that lifeline is running out

Waves of physicians from the Soviet Union in the 1970s and former Soviet Union in the 1990s reinforced hospitals and clinics for decades; now many are reaching retirement as Israel struggles to train enough replacements and shortages deepen in key specialties

Or Hadar | 09.18.26

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