Just like Israel’s early pioneers who settled the land and began building up the land, so we are committed to building up the land and cultivating community.

Since the early 1900s, Israel has planted over 250 million trees, a testament to the pioneering spirit that once turned barren land into thriving woodland. Join us in continuing this legacy and fulfilling the prophecy that the wilderness of Israel will bloom again (Isaiah 32:15, Isaiah 41:19).

The Bloom Project, an initiative by the Aliyah Return Center, is dedicated to restoring Israel’s forests through tree planting. In response to the devastating fires and also rocket fire by Hezbollah, destroying millions of acres and leaving significant damage in Israel. We are committed to making a difference.

On Tu BiShvat, the Jewish New Year of Trees, we aim to plant 1,000 trees each year to help restore the forests lost to these fires.

In addition, there is the Aliyah Forest, which includes a skate park and serves as a memorial planted in honor of the Righteous Among the Nations.