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Israeli survey: 18% of settlers contemplating departure
A survey conducted by the Israeli Broadcasting Authority "Kan" revealed a rising concern about reverse migration from the Palestinian territories, along with fears of an increase in the number of Israelis leaving amid regional tensions and approaching elections scheduled for October 2026. The survey showed that 18% of participants, approximately one-fifth of them, thought about leaving the Palestinian territories during the past two years, compared to 82% who did not consider doing so. It also indicated that about one-third of the participants know someone who left Israel during that same period, and 12% believe that election results could influence their decision to stay or leave, while the remaining two-thirds think the elections will not impact their decision. Studies have also recorded a significant increase in the number of Israelis who have left for extended periods, with 268,509 Israelis departing between 2023 and 2025 for at least three months—a record figure in recent years, according to data from Tel Aviv University and the Central Bureau of Statistics.
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