Nadav Eyal
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1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 4d ago
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There's no doubt that the people that are leaving are young families, both parents working, graduate degrees, sometimes kind of postgraduate degrees, PhDs, young researchers, exactly the kind.
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kind of the population that you would want Israel to still have.
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That's the bad news.
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Now, to put it in context, we've seen these kind of waves of migration out of Israel before in the 1980s.
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We also saw a wave after the 1973 Yom Kippu War.
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Well, the nineteen eighties are seen by Israeli economists as the last decade of Israeli economy.
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Yes, absolutely.
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It began actually in nineteen seventy-seven.
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So until nineteen seventy-seven, the Israeli growth was extremely substantial.
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Beginning nineteen seventy-eight, nineteen seventy-nine, it started dropping the Israeli growth rates of the economy.
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And the nineteen eighties were highly problematic.
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You also had uh the Antifada during these years.
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You had a national unity government.
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So everybody was really relatively happy on the political field, but nothing got done.
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The reforms were moving really slowly.
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And this all changed in nineteen eighty nine, nineteen ninety.
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By the way, because of what?
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Because of immigration to Israel.
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A wave of immigration to Israel from the former USSR of more than a million people, more than ten percent of the populations came to the country.
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This is the most highly educated immigration in the
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