In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, Jews from around the world have decided to return to their homeland, Israel.
After seeing how Israel handled the coronavirus crisis, many Jews have decided that it is time to immigrate. Indeed, aliyah inquiries have already risen by 20 percent.
The Jewish Agency projects that Israel will see 100,000 new immigrants in the next year.
This past week, Nefesh B’Nefesh, the major organization that facilitates aliyah, met to develop a plan to facilitate their arrival.
HELP ISRAELIS BATTLE CORONA!
Donate to the Corona Emergency Relief Fund. Coronavirus has taken a huge toll on the people of Israel. The poor, elderly and ill are most vulnerable.
Israeli soldiers, security officers and medical care providers operate under great danger and risk to life.
Over 1 million Israelis are out of work. Many cannot make ends meet. We provide financial aid, food, medical supplies and more. Funds are distributed where needed most. The time to act is now!
United with Israel extends a special note of appreciation to the Genesis Prize for their generous support.