Igud Yotzei Chu"l • איגוד יוצאי חו"ל בקהילות החרדים

Assisting Bnei Torah Integrate into Affordable Kollel Communities in Eretz yisroel

Name: Igud Yotzei Chul
Address: 27 Sha'ul ha-Melekh Street, Jerusalem, IL
Telephone: 053-319-1618

Now building a network of kollel-centered social hubs enabling Americans, British and other Anglos to live in affordable Israeli Chareidi communities.

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Our Mission

Making Communities Anglo Friendly

Helping well-established affordable Israeli Chareidi kollel communities become more welcoming, comfortable and relevant for English-speaking families to move into.

Creating a Sense of Community & Belonging

Creating the smaller, focused and relevant English-speaking social space which we may need for ourselves, while at the same time remaining firmly connected and integrated into the local Israeli Chareidi kehilla.

Leveraging our Numbers

Effectively address common issues and challenges as a group, especially those relevant for English speaking families integrating into Israeli Chareidi kehillos.

COMMUNITY SUPPORT

The Heart of Our Mission

Settling into a new community in Eretz Yisroel and raising a family there – in a culture different from the one we grew up in – is a profound journey. We provide the essential support and environment that allow families of English-speaking Bnei Torah to learn, thrive, grow, build lasting bonds, and serve HaShem together, in Israeli Chareidi kehillos throughout Eretz Yisroel.

Begin Your Journey

We are here to support your family's transition. Reach out to learn more about affordable Israeli Chareidi communities which host kollelim associated with Igud Yotzei Chu"l.

info@igudyc.org

Founder & Director:

Yoel Berman - 053-319-1618

author of Living in the Land: Firsthand Accounts from Bnei Torah and Their Families, Mosaica Press 2023

"Our mission is to help Anglo Chareidi families happily, successfully and affordably settle for the long term in the positive Torah environment which exists in the existing Israeli Chareidi kehillos in Eretz Yisroel, and integrate within those kehillos while positively contributing to their development, through community-building effected primarily by Limud HaTorah and Avodas HaShem."