Olim

For many Jewish families around the world, moving to Israel is not just a change of address - it’s a journey toward belonging.

The evening captured both the diversity of Israel’s communities and the deep sense of purpose shared by olim from various countries, cultures, and backgrounds.

Barri and Susan Rifkin made their dream a reality and discovered their arrival in Israel coincided with the national day honoring Aliyah.

As the war ends, Israel faces a new wave of Aliyah,” says Netanel Rotenberg, Co-CEO of Habayta. “Many families are preparing to make Aliyah, and we’re here to help them make Israel a true home.

The brave and difficult decision of moving to Israel often comes from points of deep emotion, moments that remind us of our common national destiny and of our connection to the land.

The challenges, motivations, and personal growth involved in integrating into Israeli society through serving in the IDF.

The main event will include the presentation of a book commemorating the stories of the 96 fallen olim, with several keynote speakers.

“New residents” and “senior returning residents” who lived abroad 10 years are entitled to a package of income-tax benefits.

Since the start of the Israel-Hamas War, Shlav Bet has expanded and gained new momentum, with many Israelis and olim stepping forward to fill manpower gaps and support the IDF.

Reflections from olim as to why they chose to make aliyah - and stay.