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Israel encourages immigrants to settle in Jerusalem to strengthen capital - Vimarsana News

Israel encourages immigrants to settle in Jerusalem to strengthen capital

Aliyah Minister Ofir Sofer, Jerusalem Municipality launch plan providing olim incentives to move to Jerusalem to 'strengthen the city’s economy, social fabric and Zionist character'

Political deals over Law of Return set stage for fight over future of immigration - Vimarsana News

Political deals over Law of Return set stage for fight over future of immigration

Coalition agreement with Haredi parties confirms 'grandchild clause' granting citizenship to anyone with at least one Jewish grandparent could be repealed, but it's not dead yet

Despite antisemitism fears, French Jews not rushing to make Aliyah - Vimarsana News

Despite antisemitism fears, French Jews not rushing to make Aliyah

Although number of Olim arriving from France is increasing, research into the matter suggests Israel needs to do more to encourage immigration from the European country, ravaged by alleged hate crimes against Jews in recent years

Two-thirds of this year's 50,500 new immigrants linked to war in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Two-thirds of this year's 50,500 new immigrants linked to war in Ukraine

Nearly 40,000 Ukrainians, Russians, and Belarussians become citizens, driving 148% overall increase over same period in 2021; about 35,800 Ukrainian refugees from war also arrive

Despite COVID-19, aliyah to Israel increased by 31% in 2021 » J-Wire - Vimarsana News

Despite COVID-19, aliyah to Israel increased by 31% in 2021 » J-Wire

Aliyah to Israel has increased by 31% in 2021 so far with 20,360 Olim (immigrants to Israel), compared to 15,598 during the corresponding period last year, according to a report released Sunday by the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration and the Jewish Agency for Israel.