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| − | '''Aliyah''', transliterated from the [[Hebrew]] עלייה, which literally translates as "ascent", is the term used in reference to the Jewish immigration to the state of [[Israel]] in 1948, after its modern establishment. | + | '''Aliyah''', transliterated from the [[Hebrew]] עלייה, which literally translates as "ascent", is the term used in reference to the [[Jews|Jewish]] immigration to the state of [[Israel]] in 1948, after its modern establishment. The opposite, the Jewish [[emmigration]] from Israel, is termed ''Yerida'', "descent". |
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Aliyah, transliterated from the Hebrew עלייה, which literally translates as "ascent", is the term used in reference to the Jewish immigration to the state of Israel in 1948, after its modern establishment. The opposite, the Jewish emmigration from Israel, is termed Yerida, "descent".