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WZO chief predicts most of world’s Jews will live in Israel within 5 years

World Zionist Organization Chairman Yaakov Hagoel says October 7 triggered a renewed search for Jewish identity among young Diaspora Jews, with growing engagement in Zionist organizations, Israel programs and aliyah; he says demographic trends could soon make Israel home to a majority of the global Jewish population

ynet Global | 09.09.26

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 | 09.09.26

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 | 09.09.26

Attorney Itzhak Lax, chairman of Ofek Israeli; Edna Weinstock-Gabay, CEO and director general of Keren Hayesod; Yosef Bergman of the Aliyah and Integration Ministry; and Rabbi Avi Berman, executive director of OU Israel

Beyond the flight: Why community can make or break aliyah

At ynet Global’s Global Aliyah Live Summit, experts said successful integration depends not only on bureaucracy but on matching olim with the right communities, social networks and support systems

ynet Global | 09.09.26

Aliyah on the rise: Why more Jews are looking to build their future in Israel

For Jews weighing aliyah, moving to Israel is increasingly about more than escaping antisemitism: it’s about building a future, says Jewish Agency Director General Yehuda Setton, whose team helps turn that choice into a new life through community, jobs and long-term support

India Naftali | 09.09.26

Revital Ackerman, a personal aliyah adviser with the Aliyah and Integration Ministry

From new oleh to Israeli: The journey after aliyah

As families and young adults arrive from abroad, Aliyah and Integration Ministry adviser Revital Ackerman focuses on what comes next: helping new olim find work, settle their families and build a sense of belonging in Israel

Lia Ziskovich-Rahman | 09.09.26

Ariel, director of olim services at Baka municipal aliyah support center, checks in with her volunteers

Making Jerusalem home: How community helps olim build a new life

Making aliyah means starting over in ways both big and small — from rebuilding a career to making friends and knowing whom to call when you need help; In Jerusalem, a network of municipal aliyah support centers helps new immigrants navigate those challenges

ynet Global | 09.09.26

‘Why not Jerusalem?’ City courts new wave of Western olim

Jerusalem’s Aliyah and Absorption Authority chief Pini Glinkewitz says more young families from North America, Britain, Australia and France are choosing the capital, as the city expands multilingual, neighborhood-level support from the pre-aliyah stage through years after arrival

ynet Global | 09.09.26

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 | 09.09.26

From CV to community: How olim can build careers in Israel

Officials, employers and a recent immigrant say professional integration should begin before aliyah, with networking, licensing and job searches underway before arrival — while flexibility and volunteering can help newcomers find their place

ynet Global | 09.09.26

Белла Львович, глава департамента по поощрению репатриации Всемирной сионистской организации

World Zionist Organization: Oct. 7, antisemitism driving more Jews to consider aliyah

Aliyah official Bella Lvovich says rising antisemitism has shaken Jews’ sense of security abroad and spurred growing interest in moving to Israel

Vesty | 09.09.26

Aliyah and Integration Minister Ofir Sofer with some of the olim

More than 20,000 make aliyah to Israel as Western applications surge

Russia, France and the US sent the most new immigrants in Hebrew year 5786; 35% were ages 18-35 and 414 were doctors, while aliyah applications jumped in several Western countries ahead of ynet Global’s Sept. 8 Aliyah Live Summit

ynet Global | 09.07.26

'In New York, you can be queer or you can be a Zionist — but there’s no space for both'

Becca Stanford and Shira Dubin decided to make aliyah and settle permanently in Jerusalem; Growing anti-Israel sentiment within the LGBTQ+ community in the US was one of the factors behind their decision; The couple made aliyah on a flight alongside other new immigrants from North America

Lior Ben Ari | 09.07.26

Making Aliyah? ynet Global summit tackles banking, healthcare, jobs and your first days in Israel

September 8 event will bring together government officials, experts and new immigrants for practical guidance on paperwork, healthcare, banking, employment, emergencies and settling into life in Israel

ynet Global | 09.06.26

Family reunions and fresh starts: Week 6 of the Aliyah vlog

In Week 6, Dani reunites with family and gets to show them around the city she now calls home, while newly arrived Arielle tackles the less glamorous side of Aliyah: phones, banking and the first practical steps of building a life in Israel

ynet Global | 08.27.26

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