A new study indicates that Israeli emigration remained at record levels in 2025, according to a report by Times of Israel. The study, published Monday, shows that the number of Israelis leaving the country has not declined from the previous year's peak.
The Times of Israel reported on Monday, citing a study, that Israeli emigration remained at record levels in 2025. The report provides no additional details on the study's methodology, specific numbers, or the organization that conducted it. The data comes amid ongoing public debate over emigration trends; previous official data from Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics and National Insurance Institute, as covered by The Zioneer, showed lower figures than some media reports had suggested. The Zioneer previously reported that CBS data showed an improving migration balance in the first half of 2025. The findings of this new study, as reported, differ from that trend. Further confirmation is pending.
2 developments
- DevelopingNet emigration of 140,000 Israelis over three years, Knesset warned of strategic danger
- DevelopingNational Insurance data shows 35,625 lost residency in 2025, far below inflated media reports
- DevelopingCBS: Israel's migration balance improves in first half of 2025 as fewer leave, more return
- Developing33% of Israeli students say they consider leaving the country after graduation, student leader warns
Source and signal
- Open-source intake