The Central Statistics Office of the Zionist regime in occupied Palestine announced that tens of thousands of Zionists left the occupied territories in 2023 and 2024.
Publish dateTuesday 24 September 2024 - 10:23
Story Code : 297275
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): The Central Bureau of Statistics of the Zionist regime in occupied Palestine on Sunday published data on a number of Israelis who left the occupied territories between 2023 and 2024. The Hebrew media found these data worrying.
Yediot Aharonot wrote that more than 55,000 Zionists have left occupied Palestine in 2023 without intending to return.
According to Isna, according to the Al-Mayadin report, the Zionist Statistics Office predicted that the war that started on October 7, 2023, will lead to more immigration from the Zionists in 2024.
According to the statements, about 55,300 Zionists left the occupied territories and settled abroad in 2023.
On the other hand, only 27,800 Zionists returned to the occupied territories during that year. The number of men who left the occupied territories is more than the number of women.
According to the data, 58.8 percent of those who left occupied Palestine were born abroad, while 41.2 percent were born in the occupied territories. Among those who were born abroad and left the occupied territories in 2023, 72.3% are from the countries of the Commonwealth of Nations, 8.7% from the United States, 4.2% from France, and 14% from other countries.
According to statistics, those who left the occupied territories are between 25 and 44 years old, and this is the main age in the labor market. A significant amount of immigrants have university degrees, especially in the fields of technology and economics.
Earlier, the Hebrew media reported that half a million people left the occupied territories during the first 6 months of the war.
Migration to the occupied lands was also much less than before the war, so that 2,500 people migrated to the occupied lands per month.
The Zionist regime has seen an increase in reverse migration at the same time as the Al-Aqsa storm operation of the Palestinian resistance.
In this regard, Isaac Herzog, the head of the Zionist regime, emphasized that 100,000 Zionists have left their homes due to Hezbollah's attacks on Zionist settlements.
Herzog claimed that Hezbollah commanders who were martyred in the terrorist attack of the Zionist regime on the southern suburbs of Beirut on Friday were trying to carry out attacks similar to the 7th of October.
After the terrorist explosions of communication devices in Lebanon and the terrorist attack of this regime on the suburbs of Beirut, Hezbollah carried out extensive missile and drone attacks on the occupied territories.
On the other hand, Nir Dafouri, the military affairs analyst of Channel 12 of the Zionist regime, reported about the clashes between the Lebanese Hezbollah and the Zionist army at the borders: We are now in a moment of uncertainty. Israel has decided to take action, and this means that it wants to damage Hezbollah's missile systems and its other systems in all places. Israel cannot involve itself in a long war of attrition. Such a war has great necessities and limitations, from long patience to international legitimacy.
He added: "The Americans are staying away from the field due to the proximity of the presidential elections, so there are not many opportunities for Israel, and this is not a good issue for us."
Yediot Aharonot wrote that more than 55,000 Zionists have left occupied Palestine in 2023 without intending to return.
According to Isna, according to the Al-Mayadin report, the Zionist Statistics Office predicted that the war that started on October 7, 2023, will lead to more immigration from the Zionists in 2024.
According to the statements, about 55,300 Zionists left the occupied territories and settled abroad in 2023.
On the other hand, only 27,800 Zionists returned to the occupied territories during that year. The number of men who left the occupied territories is more than the number of women.
According to the data, 58.8 percent of those who left occupied Palestine were born abroad, while 41.2 percent were born in the occupied territories. Among those who were born abroad and left the occupied territories in 2023, 72.3% are from the countries of the Commonwealth of Nations, 8.7% from the United States, 4.2% from France, and 14% from other countries.
According to statistics, those who left the occupied territories are between 25 and 44 years old, and this is the main age in the labor market. A significant amount of immigrants have university degrees, especially in the fields of technology and economics.
Earlier, the Hebrew media reported that half a million people left the occupied territories during the first 6 months of the war.
Migration to the occupied lands was also much less than before the war, so that 2,500 people migrated to the occupied lands per month.
The Zionist regime has seen an increase in reverse migration at the same time as the Al-Aqsa storm operation of the Palestinian resistance.
In this regard, Isaac Herzog, the head of the Zionist regime, emphasized that 100,000 Zionists have left their homes due to Hezbollah's attacks on Zionist settlements.
Herzog claimed that Hezbollah commanders who were martyred in the terrorist attack of the Zionist regime on the southern suburbs of Beirut on Friday were trying to carry out attacks similar to the 7th of October.
After the terrorist explosions of communication devices in Lebanon and the terrorist attack of this regime on the suburbs of Beirut, Hezbollah carried out extensive missile and drone attacks on the occupied territories.
On the other hand, Nir Dafouri, the military affairs analyst of Channel 12 of the Zionist regime, reported about the clashes between the Lebanese Hezbollah and the Zionist army at the borders: We are now in a moment of uncertainty. Israel has decided to take action, and this means that it wants to damage Hezbollah's missile systems and its other systems in all places. Israel cannot involve itself in a long war of attrition. Such a war has great necessities and limitations, from long patience to international legitimacy.
He added: "The Americans are staying away from the field due to the proximity of the presidential elections, so there are not many opportunities for Israel, and this is not a good issue for us."
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