
All posts in NorthAmerica




“I am very proud and humbled to be descended from a pre-State pioneer.”
Andrew, an oleh from New York,

“I travelled with my family to Israel in 2007. I was ten years old and something clicked.”
Frankie, an oleh from Virginia,





“I don’t have to choose between queerness and Jewishness any more”
Ruth, an oleh from Kentucky