Making Aliyah

We help fulfill biblical prophecy by bringing the Jewish people home “from the four quarters of the earth” (Isaiah 11:12) through aliyah (immigration to Israel), and provide them with klitah (resettlement) assistance when they arrive, giving them the tools they need to be full, productive citizens in their new home.

Young girl wearing a pink backpack.
Project Spotlight: School Supplies for Children in Need in the
This school year, we are helping children in the Holy Land start the new school year off right—by delivering Fellowship backpacks and school supplies to families in need!
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Flags of Israel in Jerusalem
Lessons on Olim Life in Israel
An immigrant to Israel shares with our friends at The Jerusalem Post some lessons after making aliyah (immigrating to the Holy Land).
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Arieh Oz (born Harry Klausner) with Oepke Jitske Haitsma, in Israel.
Rescued to Rescuer
Two Righteous Gentiles saved two young Jewish children during the Holocaust, and one would grow up to be Arieh Oz, a hero of Israel.
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Project Spotlight: Ethiopian Jews Make Aliyah
The Fellowship welcomes home 163 Ethiopian Jews to Israel—some have been waiting almost two decades to come home!
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A Jewish Ethiopian child finds refuge in Israel
A Place to Call Home
As the international community observes World Refugee Day, Yael writes that Israel acts as a refuge for those looking for a home.
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Yael Eckstein and Irina Kozlova, a Jewish mother from Ukraine
A Family's Miraculous Escape
A Jewish mother from Ukraine shares her family's harrowing and inspirational story of fleeing war to find safety in the Holy Land.
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