A comprehaensive study of those people who have immigrated to the State of Israel from Latin America. The author explains the great significance of immigration to Israel in light of the Israeli Jews' extremely low birthrate. He then focuses on those Latin Americans who live in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, and Beer Sheva, examining how the immigrants feel about various aspects of their lives in Israel, and exploring such topics as education, age, housing, employment, and knowledge of Hebrew.