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Australian immigrant on aliyah, IDF service, and Israeli journalism

יול 18, 2026 ·  Source: Google News 78Objectivity score78/100

Australian immigrant on aliyah, IDF service, and Israeli journalism

Australian immigrant on aliyah, IDF service, and Israeli journalism

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Chani Kaplan, an Australian immigrant, moved to Israel in 2019, joining her siblings and parents who also made aliyah. Her decision was influenced by a sense of not belonging in Australia, her grandparents' Holocaust survival stories, and a transformative trip to Poland during her gap year, where she visited Holocaust sites. She recalls, "This tragedy solidified my desire to move to Israel: I cried a lot."

  • Kaplan served in the IDF, where immersion in an all-Hebrew environment significantly improved her language skills and taught her to "speak up and fight for things."
  • After her military service, she studied communications at Reichman University, where she discovered an interest in journalism, leading to her current role as a staff writer, editorial assistant, and social media manager at The Jerusalem Report.
  • She also played for the Israel Women's National Flag Football team for two years, navigating the demands of training, studies, and reserve duty.
  • Kaplan advises patience for those settling in Israel, stating, "You have to be patient because it is a difficult country. That is the adventure though."
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