Masa Israel Journey 
Onward Israel
Russian-Speaking Jewry (RSJ) 
Partnership2Gether 
Fund for the Victims of Terror
Project TEN
Ulpan
Young Aliyah 
Featured Programs
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Amigour: Subsidized Housing in IsraelAmigour is a Jewish Agency subsidiary that provides quality housing in Israel to the elderly, new immigrants, and single-parent families.
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Global Service CenterThe Global Service Center is our one-stop Aliyah hotline, open throughout the day, in six languages.
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Shlichim (Israeli Emissaries)Our shlichim bridge the gap between Jews of different backgrounds and Israel, increase Jewish awareness and pride within your community and promote an understanding of Israel and its ideals.
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First Home in the Homeland First Home in the Homeland provides your young family with a warm home on a kibbutz for your first 6 or 12 months in Israel.
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Young Aliyah18-35 years-old and interested in making Israel your home? We offer specialized aliyah absorption programs designed to help young olim and students take their first steps to a lifetime in Israel.
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Partnership2GetherThe Partnership2Gether peoplehood platform (previously known as Partnership 2000) connects some 500 communities around the world in 46 partnerships. P2G is building living bridges among these communities - sharing ideas, strengths, challenges, and models of success.
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Project TEN: Global Tikkun OlamBe The Change - Become a Jewish global activist and volunteer in Ghana, Mexico, Uganda, Ethiopia or Israel
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UlpanEase into your absorption by learning Hebrew at your level while connecting with other olim, enjoying cultural events and trips around Israel.
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Youth Futures: Mentoring for At-Risk ChildrenEach Youth Futures “Mentor” works with 16 at-risk children over the course of three years, teaching skills for academic improvement and social integration that last a lifetime.
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Masa Israel Journey Spend 5-12 months in Israel as part of a study, volunteer, or internship program with other young Jews from around the world.
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Nitzana Educational Eco-VillageA cutting-edge desert community and educational center that fosters environmentalism, tolerance, and self-confidence. Nitzana is home to many Jewish Agency Social Activism projects.
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Mechinot: Post High-School Service LearningAt Mechinot, Israeli high school graduates participate in Jewish study, volunteerism, and leadership training, towards a more engaged citizenship and a brighter future.
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Taglit-Birthright IsraelVisit Israel as a part of the classic 10-day educational trip, free of charge.
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The Global Leadership InstituteEstablished in 2013 with the aim of building the capacity of young adults to be able to mobilize others to make progress on tough local & global Jewish challenges and to lead across organizational, geographic and denominational boundaries in times of change.
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Kiryat Malachi & Hof AshkelonThe Jewish Agency’s Partnership2Gether is a platform connecting about 550 Jewish communities around the world with communities in Israel in 46 partnerships.
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Service Year ShlichimThe goal of the Service Year Program (formerly Shin-shinim) is to place high school graduates from Israel in Jewish communities abroad for a one-year program of volunteer activity (Shnat Sheirut).
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Absorption CentersAll your needs as a new oleh are taken care of in this unique Israeli housing arrangement, which serves as your first home from which to start the integration process.
Voices Blog 
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Supporting Diverse Streams of Judaism in Israel
The Jewish Agency enables a wide variety of ways to experience Judaism in the Jewish State -
Four years after touring Israel as part of the first Taglit-Birthright group from Greece, today sisters Aela and Lydia Liveriou call Israel home. This is the story of their transformation from -
Masha Shepelevich, 16, of Minsk, Belarus, made history this year by becoming the first contestant from the FSU ever to win or reach a top-3 spot in the International Bible Quiz -
After a Tragedy, Druze Intelligence Officer is Grateful for the Fund for the Victims of Terror
When Knan Trudi’s brother-in-law was killed in a terror attack in Jerusalem, his family received assistance from The Jewish Agency’s Fund for the Victims of Terror. Knan, from the Druze village of -
For Lena Bregman, immigrating to Israel from the Former Soviet Union was the most important decision she made. -
Beny Lidsky, director of the Aliyah and Israel Experience Programs of the Jewish Agency’s Russian-Speaking Jewry Unit fought for the right to make aliyah from a very young age. For him, Aliyah was a
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Bringing the Mideast to the Midwest
Over three years as a shlicha in Cincinnati, Jerusalem native Maia Morag has emphasized building personal connections and presenting a complex view of Israel. But ask her about this life-changing -
From Hell to Home: Saving Israel’s Senior Citizens and Holocaust Survivors from the Housing Crisis
A lack of affordable housing for seniors is one of Israel’s most acute social challenges. Amigour is leading the way for change. -
The 6 Best Ways to Learn Hebrew Right Now
The Jewish Agency started the first Ulpan in 1949 as a method to rapidly teach Hebrew to the hundreds of thousands of new immigrants we helped settle in the newly founded State of Israel. It’s still -
Finding My Spark – From Roanoke to Israel
After graduating from a college with fewer than 30 Jewish Students, Shaina Lidd decided to spend a year in Israel. She joined a secular Yeshiva, and started teaching Arab-Israelis in the Bedouin city -
Preparing Tomorrow’s Haredi Soldiers
Serving in Israel's military can be especially challenging for people from haredi (ultra-Orthodox) backgrounds, who often lack the support network and knowledge of the army that many of their non