Germany becomes destination of choice for Jews leaving Israel
Summary
In 2024, more Israelis left Israel than arrived, marking the first time the country had a negative migration balance. Many of those leaving are moving to Germany, which has made it easier for Jewish people whose families suffered in the Holocaust to become citizens.Key Facts
- In 2024, 82,700 Israelis left the country, a new record.
- Israel recorded a negative migration balance for the first time.
- Germany attracts 18% of Israelis who emigrate to Europe.
- German laws give easier citizenship to descendants of Holocaust victims.
- Applications for German passports from Israelis increased starting in 2022.
- This trend continues despite a rise in anti-Jewish incidents in Germany.
- The migration is part of a wider movement of Jews leaving Israel.
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