🚨 Israeli Emigration Continues to Draw Attention as New Research Highlights Rising Departures
According to a report published by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, citing a new study by researchers at Tel Aviv University, an estimated 90,000 Israelis may have left the country during 2025 based on an analysis of data from Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics.
The researchers note that official emigration status is typically confirmed only after an individual has been abroad for 12 months. However, the study examined people who had already spent at least three consecutive months outside Israel, arguing that historical trends suggest many in this group eventually settle abroad permanently.
The report further states that the trend, which reportedly accelerated after 2023, includes a notable number of highly skilled professionals such as doctors, engineers, professors, PhD holders, and other high-income earners.
Commenting on the findings, study leader Prof. Itai Ater of Tel Aviv University said that the current figures do not yet pose an immediate threat to Israel's internal resilience, but warned that if the trend continues, it could eventually have significant implications for the country's economy and security.
Source: Haaretz report citing research by Tel Aviv University based on data from Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics.
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