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I haven't heard of an acquitance or colleague who left recently. This country has been through really horrible things like Yom Kippur war, 80s inflation and the
by weatherlite 4y ago
I haven't heard of an acquitance or colleague who left recently. This country has been through really horrible things like Yom Kippur war, 80s inflation and the second intifada. And yet the vast majority stayed. Immigrating is no picnic, perhaps more so for Jews, and most Israeli tech workers have a pretty comfortable life. I think it would take much more than this to create a real movement of people out.
But what IS happening is quite a few people changing their pension/investments to dollar based instead of shekels. This is a real issue and shows loss of faith in the Israeli economy. That's not to say anyone is about to leave though, that is people protecting their finances.