Immigration Minister Reports Significant Rise in Immigration from Western Countries
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israel's Minister of Aliyah and Integration, Ofir Sofer, reported a significant rise in immigration from Western countries, with over 20,000 new immigrants arriving. He believes this trend is driven by concerns about the situation in Europe and other nations.
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- Immigration to Israel from Western countries has significantly increased.
- Over 20,000 new immigrants have arrived in Israel.
- Minister Sofer expects the immigration trend to continue.
- Concerns about the situation in Europe are cited as a driving factor.
- The ministry is prepared for further growth in immigration.
Israel's Minister of Aliyah and Integration, Ofir Sofer, announced a significant increase in immigration to Israel from Western countries, coinciding with the upcoming Rosh Hashanah holiday. Over 20,000 new immigrants have arrived in Israel, a figure Sofer expects to grow substantially.
Speaking at the ynet Global Aliyah Live Summit, Sofer highlighted notable increases from France and Britain, attributing the trend to a growing understanding among Jews in Europe and other Western nations about the current situation in their home countries. "Everyone understands what is happening in Europe, in Australia, and in other countries," he stated.
The ministry has prepared for the expected numbers and is ready to accommodate a further significant increase in immigration. Sofer expressed confidence that the trend will continue, indicating a proactive approach by the government to manage and support the incoming immigrants.
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