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
French immigrant nurses protest against red tape in government
Elisabeth Ranassier, a registered nurse from France with 17 years of experience, does not work in her profession here because of the red tape.
‘French Jews in Hebron best answer to UNESCO’
More than 1,000 French Jews paraded through Hebron under the hot August sun on Wednesday to the beat of loud religious music.
My word: The Macron phenomenon
What happens in the elections for the National Assembly next month will have a role in determining the direction that Macron is able to take the country.
The French Jewish Quandary - What to do, What to do? A Follow Up
‘I found more meaning here’
A last-minute decision to visit the country profoundly changed the course of a young woman’s life.
Should I stay or should I go? French Jews and the prospect of aliya
Aliya from France remains high, but has failed to live up to the numbers Israeli officials expected following terrorist attacks on Jewish targets.
French aliya climbs amid rise in antisemitism
French delegation leader: Our work is to make young people feel part of a Jewish future.
A chacun son indépendance
Olim et entrepreneurs ? MATI relève le défi et aide les nouveaux immigrants à monter leur société
French lone soldier joins IDF after year-long struggle
34-year-old Zarka immigrated to Israel in 2015, but due to his age was refused by the IDF, even on a voluntary basis.
An answer to Paris: The ‘gentile aliya’ epidemic
srael will soon have to expand its borders far beyond its wildest dreams – not for the benefit of the Jews, but at the request of millions of Europeans.