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Aliyah Statistics – January – March 2010

This analysis relates to olim who have come to Israel under the care of the Aliyah and Absorption Department of
the Jewish Agency.
During January to March 2010, 2,940 olim arrived. This is a 14% increase over the same period last year (2,589)
not including olim from Ethiopia (34% including Ethiopian olim).

FSU, Germany and Eastern Europe
During January – March 2010, 1,447 olim arrived from this geographic domain, in comparison with 1,138 in
January – March 2009, an increase of 27%.

     1,381 arrived from the FSU (35% of all olim during this period). This is a 22% increase over last year.
     The majority of olim from the FSU are from Russia, totaling 698 (a 23% increase over last year)
     322 olim arrived from the Ukraine (a 39% increase over last year).
     From South Caucasus 95 olim arrived (a 21% decrease over last year).
     During January – March 2010, 23 olim arrived from Germany, the same number as this period last year..
     43 olim arrived from Eastern Europe, as opposed to last year when 37 arrived. 17 of these olim came from
     Hungary.

English Speaking Countries
During January – March 2010, 736 olim arrived from this geographic domain. This is an increase of 2% over the
same period in 2009.

     From North America 454 olim came, as compared to 439 last year, an increase of 3%.
     From Great Britain 133 olim arrived, a decrease of 17% over this period last year.
     41 olim arrived from South Africa, as compared to 39 last year, a increase of 5%.
     30 olim arrived from Belgium, as compared to 34 last year, a decrease of 11%.
     70 olim arrived from Oceana, as compared to 48 last year, an increase of 46%.

Europe and Middle East
A total of 447 olim arrived from this geographic domain during January – March 2010, as compared to 425 last
year, an increase of 5% over the same period last year.

     During this period, 303 olim arrived from France, as opposed to 299 last year. This is an increase of 1%.
     22 olim arrived from Turkey, as opposed to 29 during the same period last year, a decrease of 24%.
     5 olim arrived from Yemen, as compared to 10 during the same period last year.

Latin America
309 olim arrived from this geographic domain during January – March 2010, as compared to 294 last year, an
increase of 5%.

     92 olim came from Argentina, as compared to 59 last year, an increase of 44%
     67 olim arrived from Brazil, a decrease of 17% as compared to this period last year.

Ethiopia
During January- March 2010, 974 olim arrived from Ethiopia. During this period last year only 5 olim arrived.
During 2009 a total of only 240 olim arrived due the decision of the Israeli government to halt the aliyah from
Ethiopia.




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Total    1-3     1-3     March.
GEOGRAPHIC DOMAIN                  Country                                         2010
                                                         2009     2009    2010
                        Russia, Belarus and Baltic       3,741     611     795     257
                        Ukraine and Moldova              1,839     226     376     144
                        Southern Caucasus                 600      121      95      14
                        Central Asia                      621      117     110      37
                        Rest of FSU                        17        4      5       4
                        Total FSU                        6,818    1,079   1,381    456
                        Germany                           115       22      23      13
            FSU
                        Bulgaria                           17        8      2       2
                        Hungary                           100       11      17      4
                        Poland                             19        7      1
                        Romania                            37        6      11      1
                        Rest of Eastern Europe             25        5      12      5
                        Total Eastern Europe              198       37      43      12
                        Total                            7,131    1,138   1,447    481
                        North America                    3,767     439     454     171
                                       USA               3,324     387     413     163
                                       Canada             443       52      41      8
                        Britain                           853      160     133      77
    NORTH AMERICA AND   South Africa                      335       39      41      25
     ENGLISH SPEAKING   Oceania                           175       48      70      29
        COUNTRIES       Holland                            60       19      6       2
                        Scandinavia                        55        7      6       3
                        India                              30        5      19      13
                        Others                             25        5      7       1
                        Total                            5,300     722     736     321
                        France                           1,894     299     303     106
                        Belgium                           152       34      30      16
                        Italy                              89        7      19      5
                        Spain                              41        4      2
       EUROPE AND
                        Switzerland                        94       14      24      10
       MIDDLE EAST
                        Middle East                       133       30      36      8
                        Turkey                            153       29      22      8
                        Rest of Europe and Middle East     45        8      11      1
                        Total                            2,601     425     447     154
                        Mexico                            140       25      28      4
                        Uruguay                           100       27      16      2
                        Argentina                         313       59      92      24
                        Brazil                            259       81      67      15
                        Venezuela                          38        4      22      1
      LATIN AMERICA
                        Peru                              105       35      42      0
                        Chile                              81       31      11      0
                        Columbia                           57        7      9       0
                        Rest of Latin America              94       25      22      19
                        Total                            1,187     294     309      56
                        Other Countries                    10       10      1
TOTAL – NOT
INCLUDING ETHIOPIA                                       16,229   2,589   2,940   1,012
ETHIOPIA                Ethiopia                          240       5      974     378
TOTAL                                                    16,469   2,594   3,914   1,390




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Aliyah Statistics 3.10

  • 1. Aliyah Statistics – January – March 2010 This analysis relates to olim who have come to Israel under the care of the Aliyah and Absorption Department of the Jewish Agency. During January to March 2010, 2,940 olim arrived. This is a 14% increase over the same period last year (2,589) not including olim from Ethiopia (34% including Ethiopian olim). FSU, Germany and Eastern Europe During January – March 2010, 1,447 olim arrived from this geographic domain, in comparison with 1,138 in January – March 2009, an increase of 27%. 1,381 arrived from the FSU (35% of all olim during this period). This is a 22% increase over last year. The majority of olim from the FSU are from Russia, totaling 698 (a 23% increase over last year) 322 olim arrived from the Ukraine (a 39% increase over last year). From South Caucasus 95 olim arrived (a 21% decrease over last year). During January – March 2010, 23 olim arrived from Germany, the same number as this period last year.. 43 olim arrived from Eastern Europe, as opposed to last year when 37 arrived. 17 of these olim came from Hungary. English Speaking Countries During January – March 2010, 736 olim arrived from this geographic domain. This is an increase of 2% over the same period in 2009. From North America 454 olim came, as compared to 439 last year, an increase of 3%. From Great Britain 133 olim arrived, a decrease of 17% over this period last year. 41 olim arrived from South Africa, as compared to 39 last year, a increase of 5%. 30 olim arrived from Belgium, as compared to 34 last year, a decrease of 11%. 70 olim arrived from Oceana, as compared to 48 last year, an increase of 46%. Europe and Middle East A total of 447 olim arrived from this geographic domain during January – March 2010, as compared to 425 last year, an increase of 5% over the same period last year. During this period, 303 olim arrived from France, as opposed to 299 last year. This is an increase of 1%. 22 olim arrived from Turkey, as opposed to 29 during the same period last year, a decrease of 24%. 5 olim arrived from Yemen, as compared to 10 during the same period last year. Latin America 309 olim arrived from this geographic domain during January – March 2010, as compared to 294 last year, an increase of 5%. 92 olim came from Argentina, as compared to 59 last year, an increase of 44% 67 olim arrived from Brazil, a decrease of 17% as compared to this period last year. Ethiopia During January- March 2010, 974 olim arrived from Ethiopia. During this period last year only 5 olim arrived. During 2009 a total of only 240 olim arrived due the decision of the Israeli government to halt the aliyah from Ethiopia. 1
  • 2. Total 1-3 1-3 March. GEOGRAPHIC DOMAIN Country 2010 2009 2009 2010 Russia, Belarus and Baltic 3,741 611 795 257 Ukraine and Moldova 1,839 226 376 144 Southern Caucasus 600 121 95 14 Central Asia 621 117 110 37 Rest of FSU 17 4 5 4 Total FSU 6,818 1,079 1,381 456 Germany 115 22 23 13 FSU Bulgaria 17 8 2 2 Hungary 100 11 17 4 Poland 19 7 1 Romania 37 6 11 1 Rest of Eastern Europe 25 5 12 5 Total Eastern Europe 198 37 43 12 Total 7,131 1,138 1,447 481 North America 3,767 439 454 171 USA 3,324 387 413 163 Canada 443 52 41 8 Britain 853 160 133 77 NORTH AMERICA AND South Africa 335 39 41 25 ENGLISH SPEAKING Oceania 175 48 70 29 COUNTRIES Holland 60 19 6 2 Scandinavia 55 7 6 3 India 30 5 19 13 Others 25 5 7 1 Total 5,300 722 736 321 France 1,894 299 303 106 Belgium 152 34 30 16 Italy 89 7 19 5 Spain 41 4 2 EUROPE AND Switzerland 94 14 24 10 MIDDLE EAST Middle East 133 30 36 8 Turkey 153 29 22 8 Rest of Europe and Middle East 45 8 11 1 Total 2,601 425 447 154 Mexico 140 25 28 4 Uruguay 100 27 16 2 Argentina 313 59 92 24 Brazil 259 81 67 15 Venezuela 38 4 22 1 LATIN AMERICA Peru 105 35 42 0 Chile 81 31 11 0 Columbia 57 7 9 0 Rest of Latin America 94 25 22 19 Total 1,187 294 309 56 Other Countries 10 10 1 TOTAL – NOT INCLUDING ETHIOPIA 16,229 2,589 2,940 1,012 ETHIOPIA Ethiopia 240 5 974 378 TOTAL 16,469 2,594 3,914 1,390 08 2008 - - 2