Naturalisation and citizenship in Israel

Hi Bhavna,

Well first of all, where are you from?

Are you Jewish?

Once I know those answers, I can tell you my thoughts.

Thanks for posting this important topic. Becoming a naturalised citizen in Israel for a child is not fully understood at the beginning. I was only nine at the time my family made Aliyah.  In retrospect, it gave some advantages (by the way I have triple nationality since after serving two years as a Sergeant in the Israeli Defence College I studied in America and five years later became a naturalised American citizen, and since I was born in London, England I maintained British nationality as well, all three are important to me, Israeli being the most important, my Homeland, when I return, not having to wait in the line for tourists is a big plus, going straight to the Israeli line at the customs and since I speak Hebrew I really feel like I've arrived "HOME" every time I visit, and am thinking of living six months in Israel and half a year here in the USA does anyone have experience doing that? Thanks!!!