Over the course of the outgoing Jewish calendar year, 31,000 olim (new immigrants) arrived in Israel from more than 100 countries around the world despite the disruption of the Swords of Iron War, according to data released Sunday by the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration and The Jewish Agency for Israel ahead of the Jewish New Year.
The data also shows that during the last twelve months, there was a significant increase in the opening of Aliyah (immigration to Israel) files by potential Olim from Western countries.
As part of the reconstruction efforts of the State of Israel, the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration and The Jewish Agency will promote programs to increase Aliyah in the coming year.
According to the data, in the period between September 16, 2023, and September 19, 2024, 19,850 Olim arrived from Russia, and over 3,340 came from the U.S. and Canada, with support from Nefesh B’Nefesh.
There were more than 1,820 new Olim from France, 980 from Ukraine, 975 from Belarus, 560 from Great Britain, over 450 from Argentina; over 310 from Georgia, 280 from South Africa, 250 from Brazil, 220 from Uzbekistan, 160 from Germany, 150 from Azerbaijan, 135 from Australia, 130 from Mexico, and 105 from Kazakhstan.
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The data also shows that during the last twelve months, there was a significant increase in the opening of Aliyah (immigration to Israel) files by potential Olim from Western countries.
As part of the reconstruction efforts of the State of Israel, the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration and The Jewish Agency will promote programs to increase Aliyah in the coming year.
According to the data, in the period between September 16, 2023, and September 19, 2024, 19,850 Olim arrived from Russia, and over 3,340 came from the U.S. and Canada, with support from Nefesh B’Nefesh.
There were more than 1,820 new Olim from France, 980 from Ukraine, 975 from Belarus, 560 from Great Britain, over 450 from Argentina; over 310 from Georgia, 280 from South Africa, 250 from Brazil, 220 from Uzbekistan, 160 from Germany, 150 from Azerbaijan, 135 from Australia, 130 from Mexico, and 105 from Kazakhstan.
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Who is immigrating to Israel? Aliyah by the numbers
Israel's immigration ministry and the Jewish Agency reveal data on where new immigrants to Israel came from over the past year, which cities they moved to, how many men versus women immigrated, and the most common age of new immigrants.
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