Shalom and welcome!
This thread is dedicated to anyone who has converted to Judaism and is now planning to make Aliyah — or already has. Whether your conversion was Orthodox, Conservative, or Reform, and whether it happened in Israel or abroad, your story matters and your path deserves support.
Please use this space to:
Discussion Starters:
Example:
Reminder: You are not alone.
Making Aliyah as a convert can be a complex path — but there are people here who’ve done it and want to help. Whether you’re feeling excited, nervous, frustrated, or hopeful — this thread is for you.
Be respectful, be kind, and support each other.
– The Aliyah Forum Team
This thread is dedicated to anyone who has converted to Judaism and is now planning to make Aliyah — or already has. Whether your conversion was Orthodox, Conservative, or Reform, and whether it happened in Israel or abroad, your story matters and your path deserves support.
Please use this space to:
- Introduce yourself and share your journey
- Ask questions about the Aliyah process as a convert
- Talk about working with the Jewish Agency, Rabbanut, or Misrad Hapnim
- Support others who are going through the same thing
Discussion Starters:- What was your experience like getting your conversion recognized?
- Did you face any delays or specific document requests?
- What did the Jewish Agency ask for?
- Were there any surprises in your interview or paperwork process?
- How has your community supported you (or not)?
Example: Reminder: You are not alone.Making Aliyah as a convert can be a complex path — but there are people here who’ve done it and want to help. Whether you’re feeling excited, nervous, frustrated, or hopeful — this thread is for you.
Be respectful, be kind, and support each other.
– The Aliyah Forum Team
