20% increase in demand for aliyah following the coronavirus crisis

This is in addition to the existing backlog of requests after aliyah flights were delayed for two months and immigration visas were suspended due to office closures.

A child making aliya amid the coronavirus pandemic arrives in Israel from Ukraine on the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews sponsored flight

(photo credit: ARIK SHRAGA)

ByCELIA JEAN

MAY 21, 2020 03:26

20% increase in demand for aliyah following the coronavirus crisis

This is in addition to the existing backlog of requests after aliyah flights were delayed for two months and immigration visas were suspended due to office closures.

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20% increase in demand for aliyah following the coronavirus crisis

This is in addition to the existing backlog of requests after aliyah flights were delayed for two months and immigration visas were suspended due to office closures.

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