A post about the growing number of emigrants from Israel. Many people have chosen to move out of Israel over the past few years, both because of the turmoil of war and the air raids that they have spent three years needing to fear and also in part due to dissatisfaction with the shift towards illiberalism and the Netanyahu government. This could have major socioeconomic implications for Israel. They have long been a nation of immigrants and also one that relies heavily on high human capital and the emigration shift could threaten that.
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A post about the growing number of emigrants from Israel. Many people have chosen to move out of Israel over the past few years, both because of the turmoil of war and the air raids that they have spent three years needing to fear and also in part due to dissatisfaction with the shift towards illiberalism and the Netanyahu government. This could have major socioeconomic implications for Israel. They have long been a nation of immigrants and also one that relies heavily on high human capital and the emigration shift could threaten that.