From Summer Camp to Boot Camp
For Melissa Goldman, Daniel Warshawsky and Joshua Seed, making Aliyah and joining the Israel Defense Forces as lone soldiers was […]
Starting With Seminary
For many post-secondary students, a year in seminary or Yeshiva provides the confidence, knowledge, skills, and growth to start their […]
Tzfat: A Love Story
It wasn’t long before living in the same building in Tzfat that everything fell into place for Sharon Rappaport (NBN […]
David and Susan: A Love Story 51 Years in the Making
We met David Craft and his new wife Susan Weinstein Craft, during a May 2016 Guided Aliyah day, where David […]
Uri Kelman: Family Back Together Again
There is no denying that his parents felt strongly about Israel – he and his brother were given only Hebrew […]
It Only Gets Better…
Two weeks before my flight I panicked, but I wouldn’t dare tell anyone that I had thoughts of backing out. Somehow I got over the fear, or was too chicken to admit to my friends and family that I was thinking of staying, and I got on the plane to Israel.
Olah Spotlight: Rachel Yeger
Growing up in an American Ultra Orthodox community, Rachel Yeger never could have dreamed of the life she is living in Israel.
Melinda and Chelsea: The Inspiring Story of Aliyah Across the Ages
When Melinda (Malka) Kieffer first traveled to Israel in 1969, she was elated by what she found. “I remember being […]
AEPi Brothers Create a Campus Community in Israel
At 18, Jacob Ryan left his community in Rochester, New York to pursue his dream of studying counterrorism at IDC […]
From Rural Japan to Lod: A Businessman’s Journey to Judaism… and Israel
It was while Yisroel Dovid “Justin” Zimmerman was living in a rural city in Japan that he began to take […]
#LiveLoveIsrael Day in the Life: Zohar Flamenbaum
Zohar Flamenbaum, Israeli born and New Jersey raised, spent almost two years in the “real world” before choosing to make […]
From Medic to Combat Soldier to Unofficial Diplomat: How One Oleh is Leaving his Mark on Israel
When Chaim Seligman was 16, he was walking in his Florida neighborhood when a few guys attacked him. While spending […]
Slow and Steady Wins the Aliyah Race
When Adina and Jonathan Heinberg married, they knew they wanted to build their lives together in Israel. Yet, they also […]
The secret to this Oleh family’s successful Aliyah
When Yehudah and Shani Block’s son was asked by his teacher to describe what life in Israel would be like, his […]
How One 28-Year-Old is Literally Building Israel
When Teddy Fischer was 14 years old, he opened up his Aliyah file. “My grandparents are all Holocaust survivors, so […]
What 5th Graders Really Think About Aliyah
My name is Daniel Zacks. I was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. I made Aliyah at age ten, on […]
From Think Tank to Environmental Consultant
When Alana Tenzer was a junior at the University of Maryland, she couldn’t wait to study abroad. She was headed […]
Meet The King of Wings
At the intersection of Tel Aviv’s hipster, yuppie and financial districts is Wings, a brand new American eatery that is […]
Daniel & Chavi Eisenberg
This Thanksgiving, Daniel and Chavi Eisenberg are thankful to have finally made it to Israel. After years of planning, and with many obstacles to overcome along the way, the Eisenbergs are thrilled with their new life in Israel.
In Israel’s defense: Eric Schorr

If anyone was born to be a Jewish leader, it’s Eric Schorr. […]
Windy Rohde
Windy Rohde is a 3rd generation ice skater with 28 years experience performing, teaching, and skating since the age of […]
Peter Halmagyi: Oleh in Focus
As the official photographer for the Israeli Embassy in LA for 24 years, Peter Halmagyi has photographed the last seven Israeli prime ministers, starting with Yitzhak Shamir. Throughout his time at the embassy, Halmagyi has photographed the who’s who among Israel’s politicians and celebrities. This spring, after more than seventy trips to Israel, and logging thousands of kilometers from Rosh Hanikra to Eilat, Halmagyi decided it was time to call Israel ‘home’ and made Aliyah to Herzliya.
Ari Nahmani: A sense of home
When Ari Nahmani spent two months in a high school Israel program, the far-away land of his childhood legends became real. Over the next several years Nahmani found himself returning to Israel again and again until moving there permanently in 2006 at age twenty-three, making Aliyah officially the following year. Nahmani finally felt that he was home.
Impact Israel: How 7 Young Professional Olim Fulfilled Their Dreams
Senior Advisor to the Ambassador. Investor Relations at a VC. Communications director at a startup. NBN’s upcoming ImpactIsrael conference proves […]
From Capitol Hill to Gas Rigs
Bini Zomer has been all over.
He grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma, attended the University of Texas, went to law school […]
In times of war, Olim make a difference
It was a difficult time.
Three Jewish teens had been kidnapped and murdered, an Israeli-Arab teen had been killed in retribution, and missiles had […]
In times of war, Olim make a difference
It was a difficult time.
Three Jewish teens had been kidnapped and murdered, an Israeli-Arab teen had been killed in retribution, and missiles had […]
From Capitol Hill to Gas Rigs
Bini Zomer has been all over.
He grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma, attended the University of Texas, went to law school […]
Doggie Daycare
Growing up in a small town in Minnesota, Kassandra Grunewald, 29, knew very few Jews outside her own family. But […]



































