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Israel Aims to Boost Immigration, Attract Skilled Workers Amid Global Uncertainty
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By Ирен Давид
First reported by Walla · 10 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Ministry of Aliyah and Integration is actively working to increase Jewish immigration by targeting specific countries and skilled professionals, while also addressing challenges like the cost of living and security. The ministry is also focused on attracting foreign students and researchers, and supporting immigrant soldiers and their families.
- 01Israel seeks more immigrants from Western countries and skilled professionals.
- 02Ministry targets French, British, South African, and Australian Jews.
- 03Focus on attracting scientists, teachers, doctors, and defense specialists.
- 04Academic programs in English expanded amid US campus antisemitism.
- 05Support for immigrant soldiers and their families is being enhanced.
- 06Israel faces challenge of retaining its own citizens abroad.
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