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.

Celebrating 35 years of waiting, a family gathers indoors, expressing joy and gratitude, symbolizing hope, faith, and the power of community support through IFCJ initiatives.
‘It’s Been 35 Years That I Have Been Waiting for
Leah arrived with her family from India on the first Fellowship Freedom Flight for the Bnei Menashe.
Bnei Menashe celebrate Israel Independence Day_20
Project Spotlight: Bnei Menashe in India
The Fellowship has begun the first round of aliyah flights for Bnei Menashe tribe members.
Travelers with luggage at a welcoming location, symbolizing hope and faith.
‘We Have Always Prayed for This Moment’
Before making aliyah, Bnei Menashe tribe member Rut talks about what this journey means to her family.
Rosa Abramovich, oleh from Argentina, and her son. adult man and elderly woman sanding in kitchen, hugging, group photo
‘Because it is Not the World in Which Her Parents
During the war, just after she made aliyah, 84-year-old Rosa finds strength in her family and country.
Kostiantyn Kuleshov, oleh from Ukraine, at Vaclav Havel Airport Prague prior to making aliyah. adult man holding passport, black jacket, glasses, black pants, gray luggage bag sitting on ground, smiling, happy
Project Spotlight: First Quarter of 2026 Freedom Flights
Since the start of 2026, The Fellowship has helped bring 588 olim to Israel on Freedom Flights.
Family members showing support and care, emphasizing kindness and community service.
‘You See So Many People Doing Everything for Others’
Julian, his wife, and children, made aliyah from Argentina a month before the war.