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ICEJ-Sponsored Sela Flights Bring Home Sons and Daughters of Zion
Aliyah to Israel continues at a fast pace despite more than a year of war. More than 30,000 Olim came home to Israel last year, a strong year for Aliyah considering Israel’s continuing seven-front war. -
Jewish Immigration to Israel: 45 Years of ICEJ Help with Aliyah
For 45 years, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) has played an important role in assisting with Jewish immigration to Israel, their ancestral homeland. This process, known as Aliyah, represents both a physical journey and a spiritual homecoming deeply rooted in biblical prophecy. -
ICEJ Sponsors Flight to Israel for Ukrainian Jewish Students
In early September, 19 Jewish students from various cities across Ukraine arrived at Ben Gurion Airport on an ICEJ-sponsored flight from Moldova to begin their high school studies in Israel. -
ICEJ Anticipates Increase in Jewish Immigration to Israel
The summer of 2024 was exciting for the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) as we are amid what promises to be a major year of Aliyah—Jewish immigration to Israel. -
ICEJ Funds Flights for French Jews Making Aliyah Despite Conflict
Despite the multifront conflict surrounding Israel at present, Jewish families are still immigrating to their ancient homeland, with some 70 French Jews arriving in Israel in late August alone on Aliyah flights sponsored by the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem. -
What Is Aliyah and Is It a Biblical Concept?
Aliyah means “to ascend” or “to go up” in a spiritual sense and originally described the journey the children of Israel made three times a year to Jerusalem for the biblically mandated feasts (“appointments” or “holy days”) of Passover (Pesach), Pentecost (Shavuot), and Tabernacles (Sukkot). -
South African Jews Make Aliyah Despite Iranian Threats
In early August, 13 Jewish immigrants from South Africa arrived in Israel on Aliyah flights sponsored by ICEJ South Africa. -
ICEJ Riding Renewed Wave of Aliyah to Israel
Although the October 7 terror attacks slowed the pace of Aliyah temporarily, Jewish immigration to Israel has sprung back to life, with over 30,000 newcomers expected in 2024. -
Antisemitism in France, Resulting Aliyah—and How ICEJ Is Helping
The ancient Silk Road, a network of trade routes connecting the Far East with the Middle East, was also a corridor for the movement of peoples and cultures. -
ICEJ’s Role in Aliyah along the Silk Road
The ancient Silk Road, a network of trade routes connecting the Far East with the Middle East and Europe, not only served as a conduit for commerce but also as a corridor for the movement of peoples and cultures over the centuries. -
Dream of Reaching Israel Comes True for 61 Ethiopian Jews
For a group of 61 Ethiopian Jews, their long-awaited dreams of reaching the promised land finally came true recently, thanks to Aliyah flights sponsored by the ICEJ. -
The History of Russian and Ukrainian Aliyah from the North
The earliest and most significant waves of Aliyah emerged from the Russian Empire, a direct consequence of …