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Over 20,000 Immigrate to Israel Amid Surge in Western Interest

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Over 20,000 immigrants from more than 100 countries moved to Israel in the past Hebrew year, with a notable surge in interest from Western nations. The Aliyah and Integration Ministry and the Jewish Agency released the figures ahead of Rosh Hashanah, highlighting Russia, France, and the U.S. as top source countries.

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  • Over 20,000 immigrants arrived in Israel in the past Hebrew year.
  • Interest in aliyah from Western countries, including France, U.S., and Australia, has significantly increased.
  • Russia, France, and the U.S. were the largest source countries for new immigrants.
  • Approximately 35% of new immigrants are young adults aged 18-35.
  • Integration challenges, including employment and housing, will be discussed at an upcoming summit.

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