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Israeli Family Ditches High-Tech for Three-Year Global Adventure

Keren and Dor Pozner, an Israeli couple, left their high-tech careers and sold their car to take their two daughters on a three-year global trip. The family sought to prioritize time together, finding Israeli life too demanding.

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  1. 01Keren and Dor Pozner left high-tech careers for a three-year global trip with their two daughters.
  2. 02The family aimed to prioritize being together, finding Israeli life too demanding.
  3. 03Their travel plans were delayed by the October 7th conflict before they departed in early 2024.
  4. 04The Pozners funded their adventure through savings and rental income, averaging 15,000 shekels monthly.
  5. 05They embraced minimalism, realizing upon return they needed far fewer possessions.
  6. 06The family plans further travel before their elder daughter completes her school year in Israel.

After a delay due to the October 7th conflict, they departed in early 2024, traveling through Asia and the Americas. They funded the adventure through savings and rental income, living minimally and averaging about 15,000 shekels per month. Upon returning to Israel, they realized their need for material possessions was minimal, and they plan further travel before their elder daughter finishes her school year in Israel.

Translated and summarized by baba from N12, the latest report. Read N12’s original

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