In total, 3,020 persons from North America made Israel their home in 2023.

“I don’t think I’ve ever been happier in my whole life than I am today. It’s been a big dream that I’ve had for many years,” says one new immigrant.

The most olim in more than two decades arrived in Israel this year, representing a dramatic increase from 2021.

Watch and learn about these outstanding immigrants to Israel and what they have achieved.

New immigrants from America hailing from many walks of life, ranging from young students to retirees, arrived Wednesday on a Nefesh b'Nefesh flight.

Participant Kim Scop from South Africa, who hadn’t seen her son for four months, said 'all of us understand that every day is a worry.'

'There is no doubt that my sisters had an influence on my decision, but it is also probably part of the DNA our parents instilled in us,' said Y., the family's youngest sister to join the IDF.

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The majority of the new arrivals hailed from New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Illinois and California.

Israel is preparing for a massive Aliyah boom, which El Al Airlines will facilitate with 14 dedicated flights for new immigrants from the USA.

May 2020 ended with a 100 percent increase in North American interest in Aliyah in comparison to last year's numbers, with a record-breaking number of immigration applications.

Israel is about to receive a massive wave of immigrants from the United States.

'It felt like a rescue mission,' Ayelet Mintz said of her El Al flight to Tel Aviv, describing how 'super-excited' she is to have arrived "home."

In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, Jews from around the world have decided to return to their homeland, Israel.

'Seder-in-a-Box' makes holiday preparations easy for people forced to spend Passover alone due to coronavirus limitations.

“It is truly remarkable to see that Aliyah is continuing amidst increasingly complex global circumstances,” said Rabbi Yehoshua Fass, NBN executive director.

New immigrants from all over Israel wish the Jewish people a Happy New Year as they begin their new lives in the Jewish state.

Israel's population is also being boosted by a decrease in emigration, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics.

The joy and excitement is palpable as 242 new immigrants from the US and Canada arrive 'home'!

'Each and every oleh brings a world of their own to Israel – culturally, ideologically, and professionally, as they strengthen the Jewish nation,' said Rabbi Yehoshua Fass.

Organized by the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, the flight took off soon after the death of the organization's founder and driving force.

New immigrants hailing from nine U.S. states and all walks of life, ranging from young students to retirees, arrived Wednesday on a Nefesh b'Nefesh flight.

Hundreds of new 'olim' express their elation upon landing in Israel - for some of them, a dream come true.

A suitcase carried by a family of Polish Holocaust survivors to America after WWII has now made its final destination to Israel with the next generation.

232 Jews from 20 US states and one Canadian province, ranging in age from six months to 80 years, arrived in Israel to call it their home.

What better way to celebrate 70 years of Israeli independence and Zionism than with 700 new 'Olim'!

A couple of Americans who plan on moving to Israel discusss their decision to follow the 'Aliyah Dream'.

In 2002, Laura Ben-David was the very first person to step off Nefesh B'Nefesh's first flight bringing immigrants from the US to their new lives in Israel.

Nesya Lieberman, granddaughter of former US Senator Joe Lieberman, will now call Israel her home.

Nefesh b'Nefesh has launched a new program enabling immigrants to take their creative ideas about Israel and Zionism and transform them into reality.

Witness the excitement and emotions of 200 new immigrants from the US and Canada arriving at Ben Gurion Airport as new Israeli citizens!

Talia Friedman was one of 232 North American Jews who arrived in Israel to call it their new home.

'This is the most effective answer to our enemies and those who wish our demise,' Minister Tzachi Hanegbi stated.

The founder and director of the premier organization for Aliyah salutes English-speaking immigrants and describes, in his view, the two basic types.

Nefesh b'Nefesh urges Jews in the diaspora to join the people of Israel in the Jewish homeland - or to put it simply, to 'come home.'

A flight of 72 immigrants from the US and Canada included 20 young men and women eager to join the IDF.

An overflow crowd greeted 233 North American immigrants who arrived in Israel, including the 50,000th brought to Israel by Nefesh B’Nefesh.

Jerusalem Post’s Barbara Sofer lists 68 reasons to be proud of Israel as it celebrates its 68th Independence Day; JNF Missions transcend the boundaries of a standard trip and provide participants with a deeper connection to the land and people of Israel, and much more.

Nefesh B'Nefesh revolutionized and streamlined the process of moving to Israel and helped people achieve their dreams of returning to their homeland.

Despite the current wave of violent Palestinian terrorism, 65 people from the United States and Canada came home to live in Israel, some of whom will also serve in the IDF.