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The Israeli society is witnessing a noticeable increase in the phenomenon of reverse migration, with about one-fifth of Israelis considering leaving the country in recent years due to worsening economic, security, and political divisions, especially as the scheduled elections approach in October 2026. Data indicates that over 150,000 Israelis left the country permanently in 2024, with rising numbers of high-skilled and specialized professionals departing, resulting in tax losses estimated at hundreds of millions of dollars. This trend reflects growing anxiety among citizens about the country's future, particularly amid escalating political tensions and declining trust in the government. Polls suggest that election results could influence some individuals' decisions to emigrate, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces widespread criticism over his judicial reforms, which have sparked significant protests and deepened divisions within Israeli society.
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