Jewish Agency

The Jewish Agency has launched a recruitment campaign for 2,000 emissaries to international summer camps, aiming to strengthen ties between Israel and Diaspora youth.

An analysis of Government Resolution 1432 reveals that while personal guidance and student support for new immigrants expanded, the critical housing mechanism heavily funded by the state remained unimplemented.

Bank Leumi and partners launch a new multi-million NIS fund offering subsidized 40,000 NIS loans at 2% interest for eligible IDF reservists.

A panel at the Global Aliyah Live Summit urged new immigrants to prepare financially for Israel's unique banking, high housing costs, and a challenging first year by building a strong safety net and doing thorough research.

The Lauren family from Boca Raton, Florida, immigrated to Israel this summer with the help of Nefesh B'Nefesh, settling in Zichron Yaakov to start a new life.

This summer, about 300 additional teenagers are participating in Jewish summer camps as part of a first-of-its-kind resilience program. The format provides a unique experience for the children of reservists, including those who lost family members in the "Iron Swords" war: "This is the power of the Jewish people as a human network that crosses borders."

About 2,000 children and teenagers affected by terror and war are participating in the Jewish Agency's summer programs, designed to provide respite, resilience, and rehabilitation; the opening event at Superland hosted about 1,300 participants.

140 new immigrants from France arrived in Israel on a special "Families Flight." During the journey, the passengers received their official documents, becoming Israeli citizens while still in the air before landing at Ben Gurion Airport.