Integration
Israel preparing for new wave of Jewish immigration, Aliyah Ministry director-general says
According to Aliyah and Integration Ministry Director-General Dganit Sankar-Langa, Israel is expected to receive between 18,000 and 20,000 immigrants in 2026.
Brain drain: Israel abandons Israelis abroad
Twenty years on, Israel at Heart celebrates the Ethiopian families who made the journey twice
Dganit Senker-Lange: New olim need government and NGOs working together
Diaspora Week: The questions we should ask ourselves - Opinion
Dr. Haim Ben Yakov, director general of the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress, discusses the new reality for Jews in the Euro-Asian region.
MK Sofer solves Ulpan crisis with NIS 20m. investment
According to the Ministry, over 73,000 new olim immigrated to Israel in 2022 and about 24,000 new immigrants studied in government Ulpanim.
Bombach: Haredim can live in modern world without compromising values
The Netzach Educational Network currently has 1,500 students and an additional 18,000 students in its online school.
Diversity in the workforce by hiring haredim breaks down polarization - study
Integrating ultra-orthodox employees into the workforce has many challenges but also has benefits.
Justt.ai highlights the challenges and potential for immigrants in hi-tech
Justt.ai helps to integrate immigrants in Israel, and works with them to innovate in fintech.
New NIS 225m. program launched to integrate Arab workers into hi-tech
“The more we succeed in integrating more Arab workers into the Israeli high-tech industry, the more we will succeed in bringing Israel's economic growth to additional segments of the population."
Gov't approves NIS 156 million budget for Ethiopian-Israeli integration
Aliyah and Integration Minister Tamano-Shata also hopes to bring 3,000 of those remaining in Ethiopia to Israel by the end of 2022, as part of the “Rock of Israel” operation she initiated last year.
Superbus to integrate 22 new lines into Jerusalem
The lines will be added gradually, with the first new line beginning on Friday.
Regev approves flights with 780 additional olim to start on Tuesday
Most Israelis now recognize Novy God, but still feel it's not Israeli
While most Israelis now recognize the Russian Novy God holiday, over 70% still do not see it as part of Israeli culture.
