More than 125,000 Israeli citizens moved abroad between early 2022 and mid-2024, the country’s largest-ever loss of human capital in such a short period, according to a report presented on Monday to the Knesset’s Immigration and Absorption Committee. The report, compiled by the Knesset Research and Information Center, found that a series of factors, including the nation’s war with Hamas in Gaza, political unrest that culminated in mass protests against the government’s judicial overhaul plan in 2023, and the ripple effects of the Russian-Ukrainian war caused the number of Israelis leaving the country permanently to skyrocket during those years. The...
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