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Reports warn of possible economic downturn due to reverse migration from Israel
Recent reports indicate a growing trend of reverse migration from the occupied territories, with approximately 70,000 settlers leaving in 2025, a significant increase over the previous annual average of less than 40,000. This phenomenon primarily involves young families with high qualifications, thereby threatening demographic and economic stability. Experts warn that if this migration continues, it could lead to a comprehensive deterioration of the economy and the collapse of social and security infrastructures, especially as the number of returnees and skilled professionals in vital fields such as technology and cybersecurity declines. This poses a serious threat to the occupation's ability to maintain its defensive and developmental capabilities. Data shows that signs of this hemorrhaging began even before the recent hostilities erupted, reflecting deep internal crises. It is also expected that the outcome of the upcoming elections could be decisive in either resolving this crisis or exacerbating it further.
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