For 90 years, we've worked to overcome the biggest challenges facing the Jewish people.
We founded and built the State of Israel, and we continue creating links globally—bringing Jews to Israel and Israel to Jews around the world.
Every one of us, together.
Connecting the global Jewish family since 1929
WE ARE THE JEWISH AGENCY FOR ISRAEL
Our Coronavirus Response and Immediate Needs
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WE SUPPORT VULNERABLE POPULATIONS IN ISRAEL
Providing aid to elderly Amigour residents at risk and being there for new immigrants in absorption centers is a 24/7 operation
OUR DAILY ACTIONSWE SUPPORT VULNERABLE POPULATIONS IN ISRAEL
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WE BOLSTER JEWISH COMMUNITIES WORLDWIDE
With the newly launched COVID-19 Loan Fund for Communities in Crisis (and other assistance), we’re helping Jewish communities stay afloat
OUR GLOBAL IMPACTWE BOLSTER JEWISH COMMUNITIES WORLDWIDE
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WE FORTIFY ISRAELI SOCIETY
We can’t let nonprofits collapse; that’s why we’ve partnered with Ogen to create the Emergency Loan Fund for Non-Profits
OUR CRITICAL COMMITMENTWE FORTIFY ISRAELI SOCIETY
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WE ARE HERE FOR YOU
Information, resources and online activities for you and yours at home during this unprecedented crisis
OUR ONLINE OFFERINGSWE ARE HERE FOR YOU
OUR LATEST STORIES
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Learn about Makom Salon
Makom Salon Offers Candid Conversations, Prompts Contemplation
The second season of Makom Salon began in January 2021 and includes high profile speakers discussing Israel education and Israeli engagement
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Recognizing Outstanding Shlichim
The 2020 Outstanding Shaliach Award was granted to the Jewish Agency for Israel Shlichim in Rome, who helped the Jewish community in Italy during COVID-19
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A Bridge Between Ethiopian Israelis and American Teens
A new partnership launched during the coronavirus and facilitated by Nitzan, a Jewish Agency Israeli emissary, is building connections and understanding via Zoom between American Jewish and Ethiopian Israeli teens.
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The Addis Family: Reunited at Last
After 10 years of separation, and two weeks of quarantine, Yaliganesh Addis finally reunited with her mother and siblings in Israel through Operation Zur Israel.