Aliyah

Summary

Aliyah is an immigration by country^[1]. Aliyah ranks in the top 5% of immigration_by_country entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (5,268 views/month).^[2]

Key Facts

• Aliyah's instance of is recorded as immigration by country^[3].
• Aliyah is a type of mass migration^[4].
• Aliyah's Commons category is recorded as Aliyah (Israel)^[5].
• Aliyah is the opposite of Yerida^[6].
• Aliyah's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Aliyah^[7].
• Aliyah's facet of is recorded as Q85871535^[8].
• Aliyah's topic has template is recorded as Template:Aliyah^[9].
• Aliyah's destination point is recorded as Israel^[10].
• Aliyah's different from is recorded as Aliyah^[11].
• Aliyah's regulated by is recorded as Ministry of Aliyah and Integration^[12].
• Aliyah's class of agent is recorded as Jewish people^[13].

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Context

Aliyah's instance of is recorded as immigration by country^[3].

Outcome and Impact

Things named for Aliyah include Aaliyah^[14], a female given name^[15]; Ministry of Aliyah and Integration^[16], an Israeli government ministry^[17], in Israel^[18], founded in 1948^[19], headquartered in Tel Aviv^[20]; and Yom HaAliyah^[21], a holiday^[22], in Israel^[23], founded in 2016^[24].

Why It Matters

Aliyah ranks in the top 5% of immigration_by_country entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (5,268 views/month).^[2] Aliyah has Wikipedia articles in 28 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[25] Aliyah is known by 14 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[26]

Entities named for Aliyah include Aaliyah^[14], a female given name^[15]; Ministry of Aliyah and Integration^[16], an Israeli government ministry^[17], in Israel^[18], founded in 1948^[19], headquartered in Tel Aviv^[20]; and Yom HaAliyah^[21], a holiday^[22], in Israel^[23], founded in 2016^[24].