Israel Sees 40% Surge in Emigration as New Immigrants Show Low Retention Rates
New data reveals a 40% increase in emigration from Israel, with many new immigrants choosing to leave the occupied territories, according to reports from Israeli Channel 12 and Al-Mayadeen.
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, emigration from Israel has surged by 40%, with a significant number of new immigrants opting not to stay in the occupied territories. Reports from Israeli Channel 12 and Al-Mayadeen indicate that over 82,000 Israelis were identified as residing abroad in 2024.
The findings highlight a growing trend of reverse migration, with many individuals leaving the region due to uncertain conditions. The data underscores challenges in retaining new immigrants, reflecting broader socio-political dynamics in the area.
© Webangah News, Mehr News Agency, Al-Mayadeen, Channel 12 Israel
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