One of Israel's Modern-Day Miracles
Since our founding in September 1980, the ICEJ has assisted more than 185,000 Jews to make Aliyah — to come home to the land of Israel. That is over 10 percent of all Jewish immigration to Israel across four decades, with participants arriving from every direction.
The ICEJ collaborates with the Jewish Agency for Israel and partners to facilitate immigration while providing absorption assistance to help newcomers integrate into Israeli communities. We fulfil our interpretation of biblical prophecy from Isaiah 49:22 — inviting supporters to participate in what we describe as a "modern-day miracle" by donating to Aliyah efforts.
Aliyah Programs
Global Aliyah
Since 1980 the ICEJ has helped more than 185,000 Jews from around the world find their way home to Israel, partnering with the Jewish Agency for Israel to fund flights, preparation, Hebrew classes, and integration support. Give to Global Aliyah →
Ukrainian Aliyah
The war in Ukraine has uprooted thousands of Jewish families. The ICEJ is working urgently to help these displaced Jews immigrate to Israel, covering flight costs, transit support, and absorption assistance. Give to Ukrainian Aliyah →
Bnei Menashe Aliyah
Israel's cabinet has approved a five-year plan to bring home approximately 5,800 remaining Bnei Menashe Jews from northeastern India. The ICEJ has sponsored flights for more than one-third of this community since 2012. The cost is $2,180 per person. Give to Bnei Menashe Aliyah →
Ethiopian Aliyah
The ICEJ has sponsored flights for over 3,286 Ethiopian Jewish immigrants since 2015. Ongoing ethnic violence in Ethiopia's northern regions has made the situation increasingly urgent. Give to Ethiopian Aliyah →
French Aliyah
France has become the leading source country for immigration to Israel, with a 205% surge since 2023 driven by soaring antisemitism. The ICEJ is sponsoring charter flights from Paris in cooperation with the Jewish Agency. Give to French Aliyah →
Chinese (Kaifeng) Aliyah
The Kaifeng Jews of China are one of the oldest Jewish diaspora communities in the world. The ICEJ is working to help approximately 500 of them reconnect with their heritage and return to Israel. Give to Chinese Aliyah →