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June 2010 - Tachlis Discussion Group If you are planning on making aliyah or coming to stay in Israel for an extended period of time, there is no better information resource than this list. (Warning - be prepared for A LOT of daily emails! There is always the option of the daily digest.) The list can be officially defined as a forum for ongoing, informal discussion about aliyah for immigrants and potential immigrants. The discussion is wide-ranging and includes tips on which appliances to buy, how to overcome culture shock, where to live, which ulpan to attend, how to deal with family left behind, etc...
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Potential immigrants worldwide can now find answers to their aliyah queries through a new 24-hour, toll-free number with multi-lingual operators. Launched by the Jewish Agency, the Global Center for Israel began operating this week after a six-week test run.

The center is part of a Jewish Agency effort to reduce spending on sending emissaries abroad. The operators can also communicate with potential immigrants through email, fax, or instant messaging. Tourists planning a trip to Israel can also use the service before or during their travels. "We have lots of knowledge spread across many different people. This is a place to concentrate all that knowledge in a way that is user-friendly," Yair Redl, director of the agency's aliyah division, explained. "People can call the center to open an aliyah file, but they can also call and ask what the weather is like, or if they should bring a sweater on their next trip."

For more information, contact GCI@jafi.org.il

or visit their website at www.jafi.org.il