Survey Shows Growing Israeli Return Interest
An Israeli opinion poll has revealed that the rate of reverse migration from Israel is increasing significantly, especially amid escalating tensions in the Middle East region. The survey showed that about one-third of participants know someone who left Israel in the past two years, and 18% of them considered leaving during the same period. Data also indicated that approximately 268,509 Israelis departed between 2023 and 2025 for at least three months, a record number compared to previous years, reflecting a rise in long-term emigration. This comes as the upcoming elections in October approach and the potential impact of their results on the decision to stay or leave, with growing concern among Israelis about the phenomenon of departure.
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