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Even in War, the Dream Moves Forward

Many think buying property in Israel must wait, but experts say now is exactly the time to help build Israel’s future.

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In Uncertain Times, One Thing Is Clear: Israel Is Home

Despite the war, olim and investors are continuing to build their lives here

Rabbi Yonatan Neril: Founder of Israel's interfaith NGO linking religion and ecology

Rabbi Yonatan Neril, a Stanford-educated environmentalist and author, traces his interest in ecology to the organic garden, orchard, and creek behind his childhood home in northern California.

 RABBI YONATAN NERIL.

Reflections on almost 48 years of aliyah: An American family arrives and grows

 THE ‘ASIMON’ is the telephone token that was used for public phones until the early 1990s.

Incredible investment to develop the center of our homeland

 Herzliya Marina Aerial View

Heshy Engelsberg: A bumpy and painful aliyah journey, but with no regrets

 Heshy Engelsberg

Aliyah during war: Simon and Jane Babil’s tumultuous journey to Israel

Simon: 'After working so hard for so long toward the goal of making aliyah, all of a sudden we were in limbo with no home to return to. That was scarier than being in Israel during a war.'

 THE BABILS enjoy their daughter Ellen Levi and her family.

Exploring aliyah under fire: Tel Aviv visitor's journey begins amid a barrage of missiles

Her first days in Tel Aviv seemed idyllic. It was everything she imagined. However, within hours of her arrival, Israel was thrust into a war with Iran.

 Kayla Kirshenbaum is seen volunteering in Israel after the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war, in December 2023.

Comparing the Israeli Market to the Global Economy

According to the Bank of Israel, the Israeli economy is expected to grow at twice the rate of other developed economies.

 Israel market comparison

Miami to Tel Aviv: Rafi Horwitz’s journey of faith, volunteering, and discovery

Rafi Horwitz speaks about his journey with the ease of someone who’s finally found home, even amid the challenges that come with building a life from scratch in a new country.

 Rafi Horwitz

A loving life in a peaceful paradise: Ellie Henkind Katz's Jerusalem life

In their little piece of paradise just west of Jerusalem, Ellie and Michael are still very obviously in love after half a century of marriage. 

 ELLIE & MICHAEL KATZ in the garden of their artfilled home in Shoeva as a peacock looks on

Rebuilding from rubble: Olah's story of survival after Iranian missile strike destroys home

Marissa Sarfatti thought that her plan for the Iranian attack was solid. But after tragedy struck, she is left to pick up the pieces and rebuild entirely anew.

 A bloody floor in a Tel Aviv apartment that was struck by an Iranian missile, June 16, 2025.

Why Invest in Israel?

Israel’s economic fundamentals and market structure ensure that investing here is a smart financial decision

 Businessman touching data analytics process system

From sparkling floors to sandals at the door

Real estate culture shock from the US to Israel

 View of the Ahuzat Bait first district of Tel Aviv from a height

What Makes Israel’s Banking System Unique?

The Bank of Israel’s regulations ensure the resilience of the financial sector, shaped by hard-earned lessons from the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis

 Pile of credit cards with flag of Israel

Shira Berkovitch: A New Jersey native transforming children's education in Israel

'So I took matters into my own hands, went to the recruitment office, and begged them to draft me.' When they told her no, she asked to see the commander.

 Shira Berkovitch and family.