For decades, the narrative of aliyah—Jewish immigration to Israel—was rooted in hope. It was the Zionist dream: a pull toward purpose, continuity, and peoplehood. A story of identity and rebirth, not retreat. Jews came to Israel not because they had to, but because they felt… | Read More in The Blogs
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