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Israel's Brain Drain: Graduates Consider Leaving Ahead of Elections

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Since 2023, Israel has witnessed an unprecedented brain drain, with many graduates contemplating leaving the country due to concerns about the right-wing and far-right coalition led by Benjamin Netanyahu remaining in power after the October 27 elections. This exodus includes doctors, IT experts, and scientists, raising fears about the potential collapse of the Israeli economy if the trend continues.

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    FRANCE 24 Français

    X / Twitter / @France24_fr

    🇮🇱 Depuis 2023, #Israël enregistre une fuite des cerveaux sans précéd...

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    FRANCE 24 English

    Telegram / @France24_en

    ‘I don't recognise the country I grew up in anymore’: Some Israelis te...

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    🚨الهجرة من إسرائيل - هآرتس: تقرير جديد يحذر: أطباء وخبراء تكنولوجيا م...

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    RSS / @haaretz.com/srv/israel-news-rss

    Doctors, engineers and computer scientists leave Israel. Researchers s...

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