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 participating in summer activities for Olim children, tossing a ball into a net during a playful outdoor event.
Project Spotlight: Summer Activities for Olim Children
The Fellowship continues to support summer camps for children whose families have just arrived in Israel.
Sarah and Devora
‘The Place Where the Jewish People Belong’
Sarah and her sister Devora plan to make aliyah with The Fellowship's help from South Africa.
Jared Michelow and Jamie Seid, olim from South Africa. adult couple sitting on couch, adult man, green long sleece shirt, fingers laced, adult woman, brown cardigan, smiling, happy
Project Spotlight: Aliyah from South Africa
The Fellowship's aliyah efforts are being expanded to the Jewish community of South Africa.
Happy family with two children visiting Jerusalem, Israel, enjoying a day outdoors near the Western Wall with other visitors in the background.
‘We Feel Very Happy Here in Israel’
The Fellowship followed up with Dario and Lucila's family 10 months after they made aliyah from Argentina.
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Project Spotlight: Recent Fellowship Freedom Flights
In the past week, The Fellowship has flown in 62 olim from eight different countries.
Jews pray on the rooftop of an apartment overlooking the Western Wall plaza in Jerusalem’s Old City during the Passover holiday, as the plaza remains closed for prayer due to the ongoing war, April 6, 2026. Photo by Yonatan Sindel/Flash90
Aliyah for Her Mother
For Adena, Israel isn't just her motherland. It's her mother's land.