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Is an Aliyah event key to making Israel your home?

If you're considering making Aliyah, attending a Nefesh B’Nefesh event could be the game-changer you need, according to Marc Rosenberg, vice president of Diaspora Partnerships at Nefesh B’Nefesh

Shosh Bedrosian, ILTV | 03.07.25

חוגגים את יום העצמאות בטיימס סקוור בניו יורק

'In a divided world': The realities of life for Israelis in the US

In her book 'In a world of divided hearts', Yaffa Turgeman dives into the challenges faced by Israeli immigrants in the US, exploring cultural loss, emotional struggles, and the lifelong longing for home that defines the lives of many who leave Israel

Yaniv Pohoryles | 03.04.25

These are the countries to which Israelis most want to move

Amid rising trend of Israelis leaving the country in search of greener pastures, new report presents most desired locations for investors to try and acquire new visas; Applications from Israeli citizens increased by over 160% between 2022 and 2023 and remained high in 2024, with a further 4% rise

Ynet | 02.19.25

'Shock and awe': Trump's plans to kickstart his second term

Trump plans sweeping day-one executive orders: hardline immigration policies, mass deportations, ending birthright citizenship, banning transgender women in sports/military, freeing Jan. 6 rioters and slashing funds for schools with vaccine mandates

Tzippy Shmilovitz | 01.19.25

Israel wants its brightest to stay but war, government policies push some away, expert says

Finance expert Simon Monk says that although many Israelis have recently sought opportunities abroad, they often find little difference in spending habits

Ynetnews | 01.18.25

בריטניה בריסטול מתנגדי הימין הקיצוני מהומות נגד מהגרים בעקבות דיקרות רצח ילדות סאות'פורט

Rising concerns about immigrants violence and political correctness in Europe

Ynet’s Ze'ev discusses how political correctness hinders action. He notes that authorities’ reluctance stems from fear of stigmatizing immigrant groups while growing safety concerns fuel right-wing movements

Ze'ev Avrahami | 01.06.25

As more people leave Israel than ever, some choose to make it their home

Citing security concerns, cost of living and frustration with growing entanglement of religion and state, one woman chose New Zealand for safety and stability; another left a comfortable life in the Netherlands, saying her heart still belongs in Israel

Nina Fox, Alexandra Lukash | 01.01.25

These new immigrants to Israel have names linked to Hanukkah

Over 33,000 immigrants arrived in Israel since last Hanukkah, many symbolically tied to Hanukkah through names like Matityahu, Or and Shraga or by settling in towns like Modi’in and Hashmonaim, reflecting the holiday’s enduring spirit

Itamar Eichner | 12.29.24

Planning your move to Israel? Here’s what it costs and how to prepare

New immigrants to Israel face high living costs, cultural hurdles and job market challenges, often tied to language barriers; Belong, a private firm aiding Aliyah, offers guidance on rights, integration and financial planning, easing the transition into Israeli life

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 12.01.24

Berlin police advise LGBTQ and Jews to avoid Arab-majority areas

Berlin Police Chief Barbara Slowik urges visibly Jewish and LGBTQ individuals to exercise caution in Arab-majority neighborhoods, citing open antisemitism and sympathy for terrorism; police recorded 6,200 antisemitic incidents since October 7

Ze'ev Avrahami, Berlin | 11.18.24

Achtung! Germany, other EU nations set to tighten entry due to immigration fears

European nations tightening border controls as far-right influence rises; Germany, Netherlands lead with stricter checks citing illegal immigration and security concerns; from 2025, biometric data and new entry protocols will apply for non-EU citizens

Zeev Avrahami, Berlin | 11.18.24

10,000 spoons when all you need is a knife

Opinion: If she were up against anybody else, Kamala Harris' joyful, upbeat and rife-with-celebrities campaign would probably have won her the presidency; alas, Americans just want a short, snappy solution that would make them feel safe, and Trump delivered in a manner that made Harris seem out of touch with their concerns

Gilad Meiri | 11.16.24

Syrian national wearing keffiyeh goes on rampage in Germany, critically injuring 2 children

A Syrian man wearing in the city of Essen set fire to a building, then threatened passers by with a machete while locals scrambled to safety; He was eventually apprehended, and the media is curiously silent about the incident

Ze'ev Avrahami, Berlin | 09.29.24

Austrian voters appear ready to elect far-right 'Freedom Party'

Should the latest polls prove accurate, it's likely that Herbert Kickl, chairman of the 'Freedom Party of Austria' will become the nation's newest chancellor after Sunday's elections; The party is highly resistant to immigration from the Middle East, and also has adopted some antisemitic views

Ze'ev Avrahami | 09.29.24

צרפת רצח סטודנטית בת 19 על ידי מהגר ב פריז

Moroccan immigrant, previously slated for deportation, murders 19-year-old in Paris

The body of a 19-year-old student was located in the woods near her dorm and, following a manhunt, the suspect was apprehended in Switzerland, a Moroccan immigrant with a previous rape charge on his record, Incident has sparked debate in France about immigration and enforcement policy

ynet correspondents, Reuters | 09.26.24

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