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The article points to a rising phenomenon of "reverse migration" from Israel, where one in five Israelis is contemplating leaving the country. This trend has been increasingly reflected in opinion polls and is impacting the demographic makeup and Jewish identity. Data shows that the number of Israelis who have left over the past three years has risen significantly. Experts and community leaders describe the challenge as maintaining connections with these individuals and their children and grandchildren—especially as second and third generations show a waning attachment to Jewish traditions and become more integrated into non-Jewish societies. The report suggests that weak collaboration between Jewish communities and Israeli-born citizens often hampers the ability to leverage young talents, adversely affecting national identity and cultural bonds. However, it also sees this situation as an opportunity to strengthen human and cultural resources if effectively harnessed.
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