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Nefesh B'Nefesh launches fellowship to expand Zionism education in North American schools
Twelve educators from Jewish schools across North America are taking part in a yearlong fellowship, beginning with a five day long summer intensive in Israel, that will help bring a new Zionism curriculum to high school classrooms beginning in fall 2026
ynet Global
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07.08.26
At Shuk Olim, immigrant entrepreneurs transform new lives into thriving businesses
Dozens of immigrant-owned businesses showcased art, fashion, food and design at Shuk Olim in Tel Aviv during the city's annual Laila Lavan celebrations; organized by Nefesh B'Nefesh and the Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality, the event highlighted the growing impact of olim on Israel's economy and culture; behind every product was a story of aliyah, resilience and building a new home through entrepreneurship
Romi Amar
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06.29.26
Leading Israeli figures honored for contributions through Aliyah
Winners of the 12th annual Sylvan Adams Nefesh B’Nefesh Bonei Zion Prize include leaders in science, education, diplomacy, sports and innovation, recognizing the impact of English-speaking Olim on Israel
ynet Global
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06.22.26
From Brooklyn to Tel Aviv: olim entrepreneurs turn dreams into businesses
From secondhand fashion and colorful art to pins celebrating Jewish identity, three immigrant entrepreneurs share howaliyah inspired them to build businesses in Israel, navigate challenges and find community support through events like Shuk Olim in Tel Aviv hosted by Nefesh B’Nefesh
David Matlin
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06.21.26
‘We’re not running away, we’re running to Israel’: hundreds of North American jews prepare for aliyah
Hundreds of North American Jews took part in Nefesh B’Nefesh’s opening events for the 2026 summer aliyah season, as they prepare to move to Israel in the coming months. Many describe aliyah as the fulfillment of a long-held Zionist dream and a desire to build their future in Israel, with recent changes in the Jewish experience in North America reinforcing decisions they had already been considering for years
Tzur Gueta
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06.18.26
Who is YENTA? The North American oleh who found his queer identity in Tel Aviv
For Jonah Maryles, aliyah wasn't simply about moving to Israel, it was about finding the freedom to embrace every facet of who he is; today, the 27-year-old content creator, artist and community-builder behind the viral '30 Days of YENTA' series, is using his platform to celebrate queer life, community and belonging in Tel Aviv
Emma Oliver Hacham
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06.11.26
Why North American healthcare professionals are choosing Israel now
More than 350 physicians and healthcare professionals attended MedEx in New Jersey this week; four of them explain why they are choosing to leave established careers in the United States and immigrate to Israel; ‘Most participants who come to this conference will eventually immigrate to Israel,’ says Zev Gershinsky, Executive VP of Nefesh B’Nefesh, one of the event’s organizers
Tzur Gueta
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06.02.26
Jerusalem expo helps young immigrants prepare for mandatory IDF service as lone soldiers
Hundreds of young immigrants from around the world attended Jerusalem’s ‘Olim Al Madim’ expo, receiving guidance on IDF enlistment, lone soldier support, benefits and housing as many prepare for mandatory service in Israel
ynet Global
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05.12.26
‘I won’: 96-year-old Holocaust survivor makes aliyah, joins 5 generations in Israel
Decades after surviving Auschwitz and building a life in America, Charlotte makes aliyah with Nefesh B’Nefesh, receives Israeli citizenship in Tel Aviv and reunites with five generations of descendants now living in Israel
ynet Global
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05.11.26
As Israel’s doctor shortage continues, MedEx is set to return to New Jersey
As Israel confronts a growing physician shortage, the International Medical Aliyah Program (IMAP) streamlines the licensing and credentialing process for physicians making aliyah from around the world
ynet Global
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05.10.26
From basketball courts to social media advocacy: new Olim describe building Israel’s future from within
Olim, Danielle Yablonka, AJ Mitnick and Hilli Marcu highlight how immigrants are shaping Israeli society through business, sports and public advocacy; entrepreneurs and community leaders describe finding purpose, resilience and belonging in Israel despite war and uncertainty; speakers say aliyah today is no longer only about arriving in Israel, but about actively helping define its future
David Matlin
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05.06.26
'War did not change our decision': Maayan Gordon shares her aliyah journey with 2M TikTok followers
Maayan Gordon, US-born Jewish TikTok creator with 2M followers, shares her aliyah journey to Jerusalem with husband Benjamin and their daughter; she cites renewed Jewish connection after Oct. 7 and says war didn't change the decision
Roy Rubinstein
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05.06.26
Israel intensifies global doctor recruitment effort at MedEx France 2026
Hundreds of European physicians gather in Paris as Israel ramps up efforts to address a doctor shortage and streamline immigration and licensing for medical professionals
ynet Global
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05.04.26
United in Their Light marks Israel Memorial Day honoring 47 lone soldiers killed since Oct. 7
Since the start of the war, known in Israel as the Iron Swords war, more than 1,100 Israeli soldiers, both active-duty and reservists, have been killed; among them were 47 lone soldiers.
ynet Global
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04.21.26
Nearly 50 new North American immigrants arrive in Israel before Independence Day
Arrivals from the US and Canada continue ahead of Yom Ha’atzmaut, with dozens completing aliyah despite ongoing tensions, reflecting steady demand and growing interest in moving to Israel
ynet Global
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04.16.26
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