Jewish Agency for Israel

A booklet, five methods, and 17,000 name changes in a single year — how Israel turned Diaspora surnames into Hebrew ones.

The Yishuv built a state before 1948 — and the British often helped. Cement specs were the tell.

Since 1948, 3.4 million Jewish immigrants have arrived in Israel. How do Russians, Ethiopians, Anglos, and French integrate differently?

How the U.S. and Israel handle military and diplomatic ballots — and whether expats should vote at all.

Despite rising global antisemitism, immigration to Israel is falling as a brain drain of skilled professionals creates a demographic crisis.

Explore the shifting dynamics between Israel and the global Jewish community as political tensions and migration patterns redefine the homeland.