Are you part of the Jewish Agency or Nefesh B'Nefesh?
No. Get Out Now is an independent, grassroots, citizen-run initiative. The petition calls on them to act; no arrangement of any kind exists with them today, and nothing here implies their endorsement.
Does the registry exist yet?
Not yet. The screener is being built and is not open. The petition asks the Jewish Agency and Nefesh B'Nefesh to establish it, own its eligibility rules, and review the format of the dossier it produces.
Would the credential let me enter Israel?
No. It records that you met the eligibility test on a stated date. It does not grant entry, asylum, citizenship or Law of Return status, and it binds no authority. Those decisions stay with the State of Israel and the Jewish Agency.
Would you keep my documents?
No. Documents are checked and not retained. Only the outcome and its date are kept.
What is the twenty million figure?
A planning band, not a headcount, based on Sergio DellaPergola's World Jewish Population 2024: about 24.7 million eligible worldwide, about 17 million of them outside Israel. The screener exists to replace the band with a count.
What happens with my signature?
Your name and country may be included when the petition is presented. Email is optional, used only for petition updates and never published.
What do donations pay for?
Donations go to our GoFundMe campaign. They fund the registry technology, point-to-point travel vouchers and caravans for new arrivals.
Is help free for people who need it?
Yes. We never charge people who ask for help, and we will never ask for money or passport scans over chat.
What if I don't have all my documents yet?
You can still ask for help. A volunteer will explain what is usually needed for the official process.
What if one family member isn't eligible?
Eligibility is assessed person by person in the official process, so one relative's situation does not decide it for everyone.
How long does aliyah usually take?
According to the Jewish Agency, usually 3 to 6 months from opening a file, depending largely on how quickly the requested documents are supplied. See how to make aliyah faster.
Can I make aliyah if only my father or a grandparent is Jewish?
Often, yes. The Law of Return extends the right to the children and grandchildren of a Jew and to their spouses, with some exceptions. The official process decides. See Law of Return eligibility.
Is there an emergency aliyah registry today?
To our knowledge, there is no public, standing registry where Jews can learn their eligibility in advance; that is what the petition asks for. See what exists today and emergency aliyah.