Yuri and Yulia B from Novosibirsk

Yuri and Yulia B from Novosibirsk “For my wife, Yulia, and I aliyah means a return to the historical homeland of our ancestors.  I have always been interested in Israel for its unusual (in comparison with other states) history, education, and laws.  Yulia and I met at...

Tatyana and Aleksandr T from Ufa

Tatyana and Aleksandr T from Ufa Making aliyah for this family means being closer to their loved ones.  Eight years ago, Tatyana and Aleksandr’s daughter left for Israel on a special program for young programmers.  She liked living and working in Israel very much and...

Boris and Inessa Y from Angarsk

Boris and Inessa Y from Angarsk “For us as a family making aliyah is primarily an opportunity to reunite with a brother who already lives in Israel.  Secondly, we see opportunities for our three children (Mark, Evgenii and Ivana).  And thirdly, the opportunity for us...

Kirill and Olga B from Omsk

Kirill and Olga B from Omsk “My parents live in Israel, so along with my wife Olga and son, Ilya, we decided we would go and join them.  For me aliyah is something new – I want something better or different.  I also see aliyah as the future for my son.” “Once we...

Sofia O from Irkutsk

Sofia O from Irkutsk “I have two sons who already live in Israel so I’m going to be reunited with them.  I plan to help them. I have known Ezra International for a long time.  We attended concerts organized by them on Jewish holidays.  When I decided to make Aliyah, I...

Aleksandr and KseniyaT from Uzhno Sakhalinsk

Aleksandr and KseniyaT from Uzhno Sakhalinsk Aleksandr is making Aliyah with his wife, Kseniya and two sons – Artem and Daniil. Aleksandr (Sasha) is from Uzhno Sakhalinsk which is the furthest point in Eastern Russia.  This is where the sun rises, and it is close to...
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