Israeli reverse migration surges amid 'multi-front war'

Tehran - BORNA - The figures also showed that in 2023, over 55,000 Israelis departed, while only 27,000 moved into or returned to the occupation territories, underscoring a steady upward trend in departures.

Regional escalation fuel departures

The surge in migration coincides with the continuation of the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip and the escalation of regional fronts, including ballistic missile strikes from Yemen targeting Tel Aviv and its surroundings.

Observers say the combination of insecurity, constant missile alerts, and prolonged mobilization has prompted growing numbers of Israelis to seek stability abroad.

Deepening internal crisis

The data reflects what analysts describe as a profound crisis within Israeli society, marked by severe economic strains, widening political divisions, and eroding public trust. The ongoing war on Gaza and the West Bank has further exacerbated the situation, turning the occupation entity into what critics call a “repelling environment” rather than an attractive one.

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