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Happy Aliyah Day! Here are some tips for a successful move to Israel
Opinion: Despite the uncertainty of the current war and because of rampant global antisemitism, there’s still time to say 'This year in Jerusalem'
Daniel Green
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04.18.24
Russian army vet joins Israeli Air Force, wishes for meaningful service
Alexander Minikin is excited about enlisting and not deterred by war; 'I was shocked by the events of October 7, but that's no reason not to enlist in the IDF'
Korin Elbaz-Alush
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01.10.24
How many people made Aliyah since outbreak of war?
Jewish communities worldwide experience surge in antisemitism, spurring them to consider and accelerate their Aliyah; 500 French Jewish families attend Aliyah fair in Paris
Yaniv Pohoryles
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01.04.24
Aliyah in the shadow of war: Hundreds of immigrants arrive from North America since the start of Gaza war
Some 720 new immigrants arrived in Israel from North America since the start of the Iron Swords war against Hamas in Gaza; About 200 of them made aliyah in the last week of 2023
Korin Elbaz-Alush
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12.31.23
The women who raised the warriors
Ynetnews speaks with new immigrant mothers whose children are on the front lines defending the Jewish state
Emily Schrader
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12.31.23
The Olim who made Aliyah during the War
Leaving loved ones and familiar settings behind, these new immigrants from the U.S. courageously joined the IDF as lone soldiers; Amid war, they took brief reserves leaves to settle into their new homeland and selflessly chose to forsake their previous lives to aid in the IDF's victory
Nitzi Yakov
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12.15.23
New immigrants who settled in north and south evacuated
They were evacuated from the conflict zones - many of them under fire. Ministry of Immigration and Absorption and the Jewish Agency have helped about 2,200 new immigrants relocate to safer areas in the center of the country.
Korin Elbaz-Alush
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10.26.23
Olim under fire: It's their 1st brush with war but they remain resolute
While Israelis have become accustomed to rocket sirens and attacks, this situation presents a new experience for immigrants who have chosen to make Israel their home; They now hope the IDF will restore peace and the international community will continue to support Israel in its battle against Hamas terrorists
Emily Schrader
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10.13.23
'We decided to think about our future rather than our present'
From Paris to Netanya - Steve and Joanna went down the classic path for French Olim; Seven years in, they are confident they made the right choice and relish the Jewish atmosphere in Israel; However, they grapple with high cost of living and remain somewhat isolated in a 'French bubble'; What's their advice for future Olim?
Yaniv Pohoryles
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09.21.23
'That was when I realized if it doesn’t happen now, it will never happen'
After completing her military service, Sarah went on a post-army trip to the United States, where she met her husband, Jonathan; After 17 years of living the American dream, the couple made Aliyah along with their five children last July; ‘Better late than never'
Moshe Glantz
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09.20.23
'Ever since I made Aliyah, I see miracles around me every day'
Ella Babich and her husband Vladislav from Transnistria planned to make Aliyah for years, and then came the war in Ukraine; From their new home in central Israel, Babich shares what captivated her about Israel: 'The chaos, the openness, the noise - I love it'
Rina Drigov
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09.16.23
A dream come true: New immigrants from all over the world open their hearts
They've come from all over the globe - from Iran and Ethiopia to Canada and France; What do they enjoy here, what challenges are they still facing and do they see their future here? A special Rosh Hashanah project on the people who have left everything behind to start anew as Israelis
ynet correspondents
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09.15.23
'People don't expect Ethiopians to succeed in Israel'
Yoni and Genat Alemu made Aliyah from Ethiopia more than two decades ago; They still find it difficult to adjust to the raised eyebrows and lack of patience on the roads, but have this advice for prospective immigrants: 'Strive to integrate, and avoid feelings of victimhood. Work hard'
Shmuel Munitz
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09.15.23
'To those who hesitate in Iran, I say: look at me. I've made it from scratch'
They immigrated to Israel from Iran, and have no longing for the regime of terror and anti-Semitism they suffered. 'I came here with great difficulty, without a passport,' Rani Amrani recalls. But Yafit still misses the landscapes of her childhood and claims: 'We need to learn from the Iranian people how to show respect'
Nitzi Yakov
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09.15.23
'It’s encouraging to know other people are experiencing exactly what I’m going through'
She immigrated to Israel from Canada just prior to the outbreak of COVID; Today, Leora Mietkiewicz leads culinary tours, where she shares the beauty of Israel with tourists; 'Every single day am I grateful for the path that I have chosen. Amazing opportunities await anyone who is open to encountering them'
Moshe Glantz
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09.15.23
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