French jews aliyah
‘Power of Zionism’: Israel welcomes 140 new immigrants from France, including 80 children
Since October 7, the number of olim from France has risen sharply: In 2023, Israel welcomed 1,097 new French immigrants. In 2024, the number doubled to 2,234, and grew to 3,357 in 2025.
Israel needs an emergency plan to absorb French Jews after Macron's Palestine recognition - opinion
Even in the shadow of the war, 31,000 new immigrants arrived in Israel this year
'It pushes us more': French Jews tell 'Post' of how antisemitism forced them to make aliyah
Jane Birkin to headline 'Francofolies' festival in Ashdod
Amir Haddad, Dudu Fisher, Yehoram Gaon and more join lineup.
Following outrage, IDF changes policy for immigrant doctors
Two-year pilot program will raise draft age to 34 instead of 35, service time to 24 months instead of 18
France’s foremost female rabbi faces flak over Jerusalem stance
Nearly 2,000 people joined a Facebook group titled “Supporting Delphine Horvilleur” just two days after it was created.
French tax administration denies targeting Jews
"The building only counts 9 floors, and therefore cannot house a so-called special unit on the 13th floor."
French-Jewish tycoon plans 'Club Med’ for Kinneret shore
Laurent Levy buys 10 hectares zoned for 1,000 hotel rooms
French PM: Antisemitism in France has deep roots and ‘new masks’
French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe: “In our country, antisemitism is alive. It is not new, it is ancient. It is not superficial, it is well-rooted and it is alive."
User-friendly aliya
With French-language help being phased out for immigrants, the task of moving to Israel appears daunting for many.
PM: Continue French absorption project that lacks necessary funds
“Thousands of immigrants from France, including elderly citizens, children with special needs, single-parent families, female victims of violence and more won’t receive social services.”
Social Affairs Ministry ends special French services for immigrants
One NGO says language barriers render welfare services inaccessible to immigrants.
The French medical brain drain: Why are so many doctors leaving for Israel?
Agency officials say the average rate of disappointed returnees to France from 1990-2014 was 10 percent but that the number has dropped since.
