The Jewish year 5775 was a great year for Aliyah, during which some 30,000 Jews came to Israel to call it their new home.

More than 200 French Jews arrived in Israel this week, adding to the more than 20,000 who immigrated from that country over the past five years.

The sister of fallen IDF lone soldier Max Steinberg has followed in his Zionist footsteps and moved to Israel.

Young Olim (immigrants) have a new place they can call their first home in Israel. Good Luck!

While Arab terror attacks in Israel mount, Aliyah from America continues to increase sharply. Many Americans considering immigration feel that Israel is actually safer than many American cities.

This is an age old question that has been facing the Jewish people since the building of the second Jewish Temple. Should the Jews be moving to Israel?

Aliyah from around the world has reached a five year high. Anti-Semitism and strife are main contributors to the significant growth.

On the first day of Operation Protective Edge, 64 Americans immigrated to Israel, where they said they felt safe and at home.

Once again European anti-Semitism is rearing its ugly head. The author notes a sharp rise in immigration to Israel as a result of the growing trend.

French aliyah is up 312 percent in comparison to the same period last year, largely due to a faltering French economy and antisemitism.

National Aliyah Day commemorates the day that the Jewish People crossed the Jordan River into Israel. It was our first national aliyah.

The number of French Jews making Aliyah has doubled since last year.

Israel's Garin Tzabar program, which supports 'lone soldiers' who have no family in Israel, recently welcomed close to 360 young women and men from around the world into its care.

The Jewish Agency recently smuggled 17 Jews out of Yemen to start a new life in Israel safe from persecution.

Young men and women from North America, are following their dreams, starting a new life in Israel, and joining  the Israel Defense Forces as "lone soldiers".

Nefesh B'Nefesh, an organization that helps American Jewish immigrants, has made history by hosting more children on El Al Flight Number LY 3004 than on any previous group flight.

Nefesh B’Nefesh, an organization that assists Jews immigrating to Israel from North America, is promoting Aliyah to Southern Israel via its 'Go South' program. Director Ravit Greenberg recently told United With Israel that the mission of the Go South Program is to "raise awareness among potential immigrants before they move to Israel that southern Israel is an excellent choice".

UWI Staff writer Rachel Avraham blogs from her own experience about why English-speaking Jews are returning from exile to make Aliyah to Southern Israel.

Asher Tagai journeyed to Israel from Ethiopia and his ordeal to come to the Holy Land is truly inspiring.

Since time immemorial the Jewish people have had a continuous presence in the land of Israel and contrary to anti-Israel arguments, the Jewish people were returning to settle the land of Israel hundreds of years prior to the rise of the Zionist movement.

United with Israel is proud to introduce a new feature called "The Faces of Israel". Each week we will present you with stories about Israelis coming from different walks of life. We think you will enjoy learning about the lives of special people who are privileged to live in the Land of Israel. Ben Halpern, age 23, a native of Baltimore, MD and a friend of this author, has just decided to make Aliyah to Israel and is presently living in Jerusalem.

Flora Cohen presently lives in Nahariyya, Israel. She has three children and 16 grandchildren. However, she was born and raised in Casablanca, Morocco. Flora was born and spent her childhood living under French colonial rule. Under French rule, Flora claims that Morocco was a modern European state, full of cafés. However, in other respects, the Moroccans did not enjoy the same opportunities that the Europeans did. Furthermore, living as part of the Jewish minority there was not easy, since being a Jew was a dirty word both in French and Arabic.

A subject that has fascinated historians for centuries up to today is the community of Ethiopians calling themselves the 'Beta Israel', who claim to be descendants of ancient Israelites and have customs described in the Hebrew Bible.

Israel’s Sephardic Chief Rabbi, Shlomo Amar, met with a group of 274 Bnei Menashe Olim Chadashim (new immigrants) who recently arrived in Israel, in order to congratulate them. The Bnei Menashe, who used to live in India along the border with Bangladesh and Burma, were ecstatic to be living in Israel. The Bnei Menashe literally greeted the Chief Rabbi with singing and dancing. Organizers from Shavei Israel, an organization dedicated to assisting members of Lost Tribes who decide to return to Israel and Judaism, claimed that it was a proper welcome from a group of people who traces their ancestry back to when the Ten Northern Tribes were expelled from Israel by the Assyrians 2,700 years ago.

For decades, Jews have been immigrating to the State of Israel from all parts of the universe: From Poland, Morocco, Russia, Iraq, Argentina, Hungary, Egypt, Ethiopia and many other countries. A particularly exotic group of immigrants is expected to arrive in Israel soon: About 100 Jewish Indians living in a jungle on the banks of the... Read more »