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Too old for aliyah? This centenarian Jewish couple proved age is no barrier to moving to Israel

אוג 22, 2026 ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 79Objectivity score79/100

Too old for aliyah? This centenarian Jewish couple proved age is no barrier to moving to Israel

Sitting in their apartment on a sweltering summer afternoon, bowed by old age but not broken, Sandy and Rosalie tell the story of their lives, their aliyah, and their future.

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Sandy and Rosalie Goldstein, a centenarian Jewish couple, made aliyah from Englewood, New Jersey, to Netanya, Israel, in March 2023. Sandy, turning 105, and Rosalie, turning 101, proved that age is no barrier to moving to Israel, settling near their daughter. They had previously been told they were "too old for aliyah" at age 40. Their move was prompted by health issues and a desire to be with family, including five grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Rosalie noted, "Moving at 97 and 102 was a massive leap." They were warmly welcomed by neighbors and now enjoy daily family visits, participating in numerous family events. Despite the challenges, they express happiness to be in Israel, with Rosalie stating, "It's better than the alternative. The alternative was to stay. In America, there is more antisemitism growing every day. Here, we have fighters fighting for us on our behalf."

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