Bonei Zion Prize Honors Immigrants Rebuilding Israel Amid Record Aliyah
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The 12th annual Bonei Zion Prize honored eight immigrants for their contributions to Israel, coinciding with record Aliyah from North America. Danielle Abraham received the Global Impact award for her initiative ReGrow Israel, which aids war-damaged farms. Nefesh B'Nefesh reported over 1,100 North Americans made Aliyah in August, a monthly record, with many settling in conflict-affected regions. The honorees span various fields, showcasing the vital role of immigrants in rebuilding and strengthening Israel.
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- The 12th Bonei Zion Prize honored eight immigrants for rebuilding Israel amid record North American Aliyah.
- Danielle Abraham won the Global Impact award for founding ReGrow Israel to aid war-damaged farms.
- Nefesh B'Nefesh reported a record 1,100+ North Americans made Aliyah in August.
- Many new immigrants are settling in Israel's northern and southern regions affected by war.
- Honorees represent diverse fields including science, education, social welfare, sports, and diplomacy.
- The prize celebrates the resilience and contributions of immigrants to Israeli society.
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