How does a non-Jew immigrate to Israel?

Question

What is involved in the naturalisation process?

Answer 1

You must be a resident for 18 months prior to applying for citizenship.  

Answer 2

You should probably ask directly at the embassy, they can give you the right informations: http://www.israelemb.org/consular_new.ht...

I don't think it's very likely going to happen ...

Also, get informed about the army things ... I don't know if you'd have to do military service as well. Muslims are exempt.

Answer 3

There are many options but the most popular is naturalization which involes living in Israel for about a year and a half. But there is a verse from the original Law of return from the 70s that states:

"The rights of a Jew under this Law and the rights of an oleh under the Nationality Law...are also vested in a child and a grandchild of a Jew, the spouse of a Jew, the spouse of a child of a Jew and the spouse of a grandchild of a Jew" I am not sure if that verse helps you or not because i am not sure if you have any relations with the Jewish community but if you dont fall under what i just stated then yes Naturalization may be your only option.

Answer 4

money, loads of money,  

Answer 5

If you want to live in a Free and Independent Jewish society, then Israel is the right place; however, I wonder what you lack in your present society which you (as a non-Jew) want to come to Israel to find, when not even all Jews have a Jewish mentality (which I have no intention of defining if you don't know already). The Arabs have their mentality and Jews have theirs. After three years in Israel, immigrants are given the option of acquiring citizenship--you should inquire at your nearest Israeli Consulate for all the options available--that's the first step in the naturalization process. Your naturalization starts there, not here.

Answer 6

mixed marriage. U will get citizenship, but u won;t become a Jew, u have to pass giyur, learn the Torah.