The founder and director of the premier organization for Aliyah salutes English-speaking immigrants and describes, in his view, the two basic types.

Nefesh b'Nefesh urges Jews in the diaspora to join the people of Israel in the Jewish homeland - or to put it simply, to 'come home.'

A flight of 72 immigrants from the US and Canada included 20 young men and women eager to join the IDF.

An overflow crowd greeted 233 North American immigrants who arrived in Israel, including the 50,000th brought to Israel by Nefesh B’Nefesh.

Jerusalem Post’s Barbara Sofer lists 68 reasons to be proud of Israel as it celebrates its 68th Independence Day; JNF Missions transcend the boundaries of a standard trip and provide participants with a deeper connection to the land and people of Israel, and much more.

Nefesh B'Nefesh revolutionized and streamlined the process of moving to Israel and helped people achieve their dreams of returning to their homeland.

Despite the current wave of violent Palestinian terrorism, 65 people from the United States and Canada came home to live in Israel, some of whom will also serve in the IDF.

A planeload of 232 new Israeli citizens from North America, including 59 lone soldiers, arrived at Ben-Gurion Airport on Tuesday morning.

This video features an interview with a family who has made the wise decision to come home to the beautiful land of Israel, leaving everything behind for the sake of a dream.

Good News Israel presents 2000 Olim from North America this summer; the “Israelification” of Jerusalem’s Arabs and much more....

The first summer aliyah flight has arrived, bringing over 200 excited people to start their new lives in Israel. Watch the excitement!

Yehuda Gerlitz decided to uproot his family from a comfortable life in Canada in order to live the dream in Israel.

There are so many reasons to love Israel! From gorgeous, welcoming communities to the feeling of home and comfort that strike you here. This amazing video encourages all Jews to come home!

The year 2014 marked not only the highest overall population for Israel, but it was also a record-breaking year for immigration.

While Arab terror attacks in Israel mount, Aliyah from America continues to increase sharply. Many Americans considering immigration feel that Israel is actually safer than many American cities.

This is an age old question that has been facing the Jewish people since the building of the second Jewish Temple. Should the Jews be moving to Israel?

Nearly 900 Jews will have moved to Israel since the start of Operation Protective Edge. Not daunted by Israel's enemies, they believe in the future of the Jewish state.

On the first day of Operation Protective Edge, 64 Americans immigrated to Israel, where they said they felt safe and at home.