Olim
When comfort is off the table, Israelis find new ways to cope under fire
From yoga and art workshops to online communities and dark humor, Israelis are building new emotional lifelines.
Your Taxes: The budget’s tax breaks
Despite Iran war, 40 American, Canadian Jews make aliyah ahead of Passover
Knesset advances bill granting five-year tax exemption to olim, returning residents
How to navigate the Israeli market
A panel discussed how to navigate the Israeli market at the annual real estate conference of Mizrahi-Tefahot Bank.
Experts outline mortgage challenges for foreigners
At a real estate conference with The Jerusalem Post, experts broke down key mortgage challenges for foreign residents buying property in Israel.
Crucible of war: How Oct. 7 changed the lives of lone soldiers and ‘olim’
IDF lone soldiers and olim share stories with the Magazine about how October 7 and the Israel-Hamas War impacted their lives.
Alex and Peri Sinclair: A Masorti power couple like no other
Alex Sinclair is a veteran in the field of Jewish education. His wife Peri is currently the Susan and Scott Shay Director-General of the TALI Education Center.
Aliyah and accessibility: The reality for disabled immigrants in Israel
The Magazine spoke with disabled olim (new immigrants) and service providers about their experiences and the support available to them.
Israel approves reform to fast-track professional licenses ahead of aliyah
Professional licenses such as engineering, social work, education, finance, the medical professions, and more will be approved from abroad, allowing them to begin working in their field immediately.
Bridging borders: Ono Academic College launches international occupational therapy program for olim
For the first time, students in Israel will be able to study OT in a program tailored for new olim.
A day in the life of an ‘olah’ - opinion
I chose to make Israel my home through the good and the bad, and I won’t just run when things get tough.
Multi-front war caused emigration from Israel, Knesset report says
Nearly 50% of those who left Israel were Olim.
Israel must change its approach to housing new immigrants - opinion
If decision-makers wish to translate the desire to immigrate into actual aliyah, a shift in approach is needed, along with significant actions.