A significant increase in the number of Israelis choosing to leave the country long-term has been identified, with researchers warning that this trend could pose serious threats to the nation's future. As the ongoing war in Gaza persists, the exodus of citizens is reaching record levels, with 6.3 percent of the population affected by shifts not seen since 1980. Experts are highlighting the potential long-term consequences of this demographic shift, noting that the departure of 17 residents per thousand could undermine both economic stability and national security. The data points toward a growing concern that the sustained loss of citizens may weaken the country's internal foundations as it navigates the current conflict.
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