Jewish Immigration to and Absorption in Israel
For many, Israel is the next best home. We are there.
On the day the war broke, thousands began fleeing their home. At the borders, we were there providing immediate relief and support and for those who chose to make Aliyah, were were there to expedite the process, significantly reduce the timeline for Aliyah eligibility checks, and help refugees board flights to Israel faster.
500,000
people received humanitarian assistance, relief, or support
130,000
received medical care
354 tons
of clothing distributed
4,000
medical and mental health professionals trained
700,000
meals distributed
30,121
received mental health services
180,000
Ukrainians helped to find refugee in the United States
65,000
supported in making Aliyah
Meet Luidmila
The very day war broke out thousands began fleeing the country. Among them were Liudmila and her family. Once they crossed the border into Poland, they not only received emergency aid from our partners but also the support they needed to make Aliyah. Today, with continued support from Federation partners, Liudmila and her family are thankful to be building new lives in the Jewish homeland. As Liudmila says, “the climate in Israel is very warm, and so are the people.”
