When Jews are in danger, we work to get them out and home to Israel — by air, sea, or land, through safe houses and partners on the ground. Whatever a situation allows.
No documents to start · two fields · free & confidential
Best efforts only. This is a coordinated rescue effort — discussions are ongoing with the Jewish Agency and other authorities of the State of Israel. We cannot guarantee outcomes, but we will try every route available.
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Tell us you need out
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We screen eligibility
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We arrange safe passage
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Complete your Aliyah in Israel
Ask for Help Getting to Safety
Two fields to begin — your first name and a messenger number. Everything else comes step by step.
Here's how it works: you send us your contact details, we coordinate with official agencies to screen your eligibility under Israel's Law of Return, and we work to arrange safe passage — by air, sea, or land — to bring you out and home to Israel. Best efforts only, and funding is currently pending, so we help on a first-come, first-served basis.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Help getting to safety — however it's done — is provided at no cost to eligible people, subject to available funding and cooperation from the relevant authorities.
Then we look at every other route: sea, land crossings, temporary safe houses, and coordination with partners on the ground. The goal is safety, not a particular mode of transport.
Just your first name and a working WhatsApp, Telegram, or Signal number. Everything else is collected step by step, as needed.
You won't be rejected for missing or unclear paperwork. We'll tell you exactly what's needed and let you keep submitting documents until it's resolved.
Yes. Your application never expires -- pick up exactly where you left off, anytime.
Yes. Your data is encrypted and access is tightly controlled. Personal information is automatically deleted one year after your case closes, unless law requires longer retention.
Each person is evaluated on their own. One ineligible relative never disqualifies the rest of the family.
To automate as much of the Law of Return application and flight-booking process as possible -- at global scale -- while keeping human oversight for edge cases.
It's architected for the full worldwide Law of Return-eligible population: potentially millions of applicants, conversations, documents, and bookings, with automatic infrastructure scaling and no fixed user ceiling.
Ben, exclusively. Eligibility rules, AI policy, and administrator role assignment cannot be changed by developers or other admins without his approval.
The system is built for mission-critical, multi-region availability with automatic failover -- designed to keep functioning through exactly the kind of emergencies that drive demand.
No. Every major dependency (AI, payments, flights, messaging) is provider-agnostic and swappable without rebuilding the platform.
Full functionality delivered, all testing passed (security, performance, disaster recovery), documentation and source code handed over, knowledge transfer complete, and final written sign-off from Ben.
AI-first, provider-agnostic, configuration-driven. Ben should be able to change prompts, eligibility rules, thresholds, languages, and provider priorities without a code deployment.
Auto-approve above a configurable confidence threshold; below it, request more documentation or escalate to a human -- never an outright rejection for low confidence alone.
Nothing beyond first name + messenger choice. The AI opens the conversation itself, in the applicant's selected language, and follows a structured-but-conversational eligibility flow.
Full AI reasoning, confidence scores, evidence, and decision paths are stored for administrator review -- never surfaced to the applicant.
Multi-region deployment, continuous replication, zero/near-zero data loss, global CDN, automatic scaling, and enterprise-grade security (encryption, MFA/SSO/FIDO2, audit logging, pen testing).
Three phases: original developers maintain post-launch, then full documentation and knowledge transfer, then responsibility shifts to Ben's team, with original developers on call for major upgrades.