Aliyah
Twenty-four years of new olim: Nefesh B'Nefesh welcomes its 100,000th immigrant to Israel
All three of the family's children are named after fallen IDF soldiers and victims of terrorism, reflecting the family's strong emotional connection to the Jewish people and the Land of Israel.
‘Power of Zionism’: Israel welcomes 140 new immigrants from France, including 80 children
How a Connecticut Torah scroll traveled 50 years, and thousands of miles, to make aliyah - opinion
Israel launches program to recruit North American Jewish teachers
Wine Talk: The three musketeers
Tzora and Flam wineries make history, becoming the first Israelis to own a Bordeaux estate with Château Tour du Haut-Moulin.
Knesset advances bill granting five-year tax exemption to olim, returning residents
Olim, along with returning residents who have lived abroad for at least ten years, will be eligible for the tax exemption.
Why Israel and why now
The stronger the economy, the stronger Israel’s ability to withstand whatever tests may come. It is an opportunity in which every supporter of Israel can take part.
Aliyah Minister: US-Israeli partnership causing severe blow to Iran, inspiring aliyah - interview
“I think that the fact that Israel is attacking together with the United States, the two strongest air forces in the world working together, creates a sense of Israeli pride," Sofer said.
First two new Immigrants arrive in Israel amid ongoing Iran War
Arrivals of North American Olim highlight continued aliyah to Israel despite wartime conditions and travel disruptions.
From DC to Jerusalem: Larry Liss’s journey as a chef and culinary artist
A southern-born chef brings creativity and flavor to Jerusalem through home-cooked meals and culinary adventures.
Over 330 new applicants file for aliyah during first week of Operation Roaring Lion
Despite the war, data from the ministry and the Jewish Agency show a high interest in immigrating to Israel, with files being opened for more than 330 people, including families.
New oleh, real war: A rabbi experiences Israel’s darkest Purim in decades - opinion
Rabbi Josh Broide moved to Israel months ago. On day two of Iran’s missile assault, he walked through Beit Shemesh and saw a building that no longer existed.
From Hollywood to aliyah and wartime: Diane Neal’s leap of faith
The former television star opens up about loss, Israel and why she chose to begin again during war.
Purim Shpiel: Israel adds 300 new forms to aliyah process
Purim Shpiel: The following is a satirical article from The Jerusalem Post's annual parodic Purim page, The Jerusalem Roast. Enjoy!
