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Following World War II's end, survivors of the Holocaust began searching for a new home. Many turned their hopes towards Palestine as a place of refuge and a chance to rebuild their lives.

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The United Nations proposed a plan to partition Palestine into Arab and Jewish states, which increased Jewish immigration but also escalated tensions between Jewish and Arab communities.

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On May 14, 1948, David Ben-Gurion declared the establishment of the State of Israel, marking a significant milestone for Jewish refugees seeking a new beginning. This event led to the first Arab-Israeli war.

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Operation Magic Carpet was a year-long mission that airlifted over 49,000 Yemenite Jews to Israel, showcasing Israel's commitment to gathering Jewish diaspora from around the world.

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The Suez Crisis had a profound impact on Jewish migration as it heightened Israel's security concerns and had implications on immigration policies.

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The Six-Day War dramatically transformed the map of the Middle East and had a significant impact on Jewish migration, as it resulted in Israel gaining control over new territories.

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The Soviet Jewry Movement advocated for the rights of Jews living in the Soviet Union to immigrate to Israel. Increased immigration occurred through this decade.

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1980s: Operation Moses and Operation Solomon

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1980s: Operation Moses and Operation Solomon

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These operations were significant efforts by Israel to airlift Ethiopian Jews, facing famine and political instability, to safety in Israel.

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1990s: Immigration from the former Soviet Union

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1990s: Immigration from the former Soviet Union

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Following the Soviet Union's collapse, a large wave of Jewish immigrants from the former Soviet states moved to Israel, significantly boosting the population.

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Jewish migration to Israel continues to this day, influenced by various factors including geopolitical changes, religious motivations, and family reunification.