OU Israel camp aims to ease olim children into Israeli life
Some 6,000 new olim are expected to arrive to Israel this summer, and OU Israel is preparing to help children ...
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Some 6,000 new olim are expected to arrive to Israel this summer, and OU Israel is preparing to help children ...
Six musicians have formed Wonderland, a Taylor Swift tribute band, and are preparing for their performance in Tel Aviv on August ...
Despite the ongoing war, the Director General of the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration, Avichai Kahana, anticipates that the number ...
New immigrants will now receive ID cards upon arrival.
"A lot of our contemporaries have gone to Florida," says recent immigrant Marilyn Berkowitz, 84. "But I think they should ...
Tribe Tel Aviv, an organization that brings together internationals with influential figures, hopes to makes the city a place olim ...
"Continued aliyah bolsters our national resilience; I salute them," Aliyah and Integration Minister Penina Tamanu-Shata says.
Some 300 people land in Israel as the government takes another step toward carrying out its pledge to reunite hundreds ...
The allegation was put forth by the trans-denominational progressive NGO Hiddush, citing data gathered by the Israeli government. From the ...
“These winter meetings are designed to empower potential ‘olim’ by giving them resources and networking opportunities to ensure that their ...
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