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Reverse migration from Israel increasing
Journalistic investigations reveal a significant rise in reverse migration from Israel, with approximately 268,000 Israelis having left over the past three years (2023–2025) for periods of at least three months. Many of them have announced that their decision is final and irreversible. The reasons for this migration are attributed to deteriorating security conditions, escalating conflicts, declining trust in institutions, and rising living costs. Numerous emigrants indicated that security and economic circumstances have become unbearable, prompting them to seek a new life in safer, more stable European countries. Testimonies show that the motivations for leaving are no longer limited to seeking economic opportunities but are now primarily linked to worsening security and concerns for their children’s future. This reflects a widening scope of the phenomenon and a shift in its patterns compared to the past.
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