aliyah

It's probably enough to just write the US embassy and ask them to arrange Aliyah to Palm Beach.

The rapper Nissim Black converted to Orthodox Judaism, joined the Breslov Hasidim, made aliyah and now lives in Jerusalem.

So, yeah, funny thing, making aliyah may well have been a good career move, which basically never happens.

I think most jews have refused to do aliyah, and jews are a common sight in protests against US-Israeli atrocities.

My mom made Aliyah when she was 50 and I left for college.

Alyah, Alya, aliyah, Arhia, I don't know how it's supposed to be spelled in English.

Commonly mizrahi and sephardic jews were reluctant to do aliyah, in part because they were reached by rumours about how they were likely to be treated once in Israel.

I've met so many French and Germans who committed aliyah explicitly because they could earn 2x in TLV what they could in Paris or Berlin, or because it was easier to create a startup.

While there was a portion of hostility towards jews as a reaction to the crimes committed by jews in Palestine the main driver were a multitude of reasons such as: Organized efforts, such as Aliyah Bet, focused on helping Jews immigrate to Israel, often in defiance of British immigration restrictions during the Mandate period.

If we're using "Palestinian" to mean someone from Palestine, why wouldn't we count a family from the First Aliyah as Palestinian?

It's a misspelling of "aliyah", which is a term for jews outside of Israel immigrating to Israel.

I think "aliyah" comes closest to how a Hebrew speaker would say the word.

I was born in Ukraine and moved to Israel (made "aliyah") in 1999.

From Wikipedia: > The First Aliyah, also known as the agriculture Aliyah, was a major wave of Jewish immigration (aliyah) to Ottoman Palestine between 1881 and 1903...

People who are not Palestinian, anywhere in the world, can convert to Judaism and make Aliyah.

By the 1870s Jerusalem was Jewish majority, half a century before the British Mandate era began and even before the First Aliyah.