One of Israel’s most prominent construction companies created a new standard of living: “It's like we're all building something together—not just our homes, but a whole community.”
Uri and Yael Poliavich started the Yael Foundation, a philanthropic initiative which has promoted Jewish education for 13,500 students across 35 countries.
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The congregation’s leaders have stated that they will stand firm and look forward to continuing to congregate and to serve the community, without further impediment.
Immigration and Absorption Minister Ofir Sofer (RZP) said the “growing desire to make aliyah right now may lead to tens of thousands of olim in the coming years.”
The Jerusalem Post speaks to two new soldiers from Russia and Ukraine on having personally experienced the two wars, their journey to serving in combat and their love for Israel.
The US and Israel have instituted new legislation on the topics of investments, taxes, and real estate.
Maura has some sound advice for anyone considering aliyah: “Come early. The earlier you come, the better command of the language you will have, and a better understanding of the culture.”
To attract more individuals to migrate, the finance minister has introduced a new tax relief that lowers the purchase tax rates for residential property transactions involving new immigrants.
How could I leave when my country needed me? How do I get on a plane when so many of my friends in Israel can’t because they don’t have a second passport?
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