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.

A woman with gray hair smiling at the camera in an airport terminal, surrounded by travelers and seating areas, representing IFCJ's efforts to assist those in need worldwide.
‘I Feel Like I Was the Last to Go’
Patricia joins her family in Israel from Argentina.
Man holding a smiling child in a green park with trees and mountains in the background.
‘More Support, More Opportunities, and More Hope’
Dmytro and Yuliia brought their son to Israel so he can receive the support he needs.
The Caballero Family, new olim from Argentina, at Ezeiza International Airport. group photo of family standing together in airport, smiling, happy, adult man, adult woman, two young adult men, and one young adult woman, blue and black sweatsuits, thumbs up
‘We Now Feel Safe in Israel and Are Happy to
Carlos and his family made aliyah from Argentina with The Fellowship's help.
Young couple sitting on a park bench, symbolizing hope and resilience during challenging moments, reflecting the theme "Back Then It Felt Impossible, Just a Dream".
‘Back Then It Felt Impossible, Just a Dream’
Antastasia and her husband made aliyah with help from The Fellowship.
STORY Pavel Yunin and Family - rocket hit home_4
‘The Fellowship Supported Us at the Moment We Needed It
A Fellowship grant helps Pavel's family after their home was destroyed by an Iranian missile.
Rubio-Balanta Family - Making aliyah from Colombia on April 28, 2026 family - man, woman in glasses, young girl, smiling, happy, sitting in airplane
‘We Feel that Making Aliyah Has Become a Necessity’
The Fellowship helped Edwin and his family make aliyah from Colombia.