"We Don't Talk About Politics, We Just Want to Forget": Israeli Families Exiled in Italian Piedmont
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While Israeli politicians continue to boast of the Hebrew state's refuge for Jews, the country has had a negative migration balance since the attack of 7 October 2023. An unprecedented phenomenon that worriesThe 56-year-old Yifat Rosemarin's family has been living in Israel for three generations. "My mother's parents came from Aleppo, Syria, under the British mandate in the 1930s, and my father's are Jewish immigrants from Germany and Poland," e…
The Israelis' departure from abroad saw a 44% jump in 2023, the year of the massacres committed by Hamas. Since then, Israel has had a negative migration balance, which is rare in its history. Politics are worried about an epidemic of unprecedented departures. ...
More than 150,000 Israelis have been exiled since 7 October 2023. Among them, left-wingers breaking with a society that is mostly mutic or even complicit, in the face of the genocide in Gaza and the abuses in the occupied West Bank. In a few days of the Israeli elections, Humanity has received the testimony of these activists who have renounced the hope of changing the situation from the inside.
For the first time in its history, Israel's migration balance has been negative. Since the attack of 7 October 2023, more than 150,000 residents have fled their country. Seventy families have found refuge in Varallo, a small town in the Italian mountains of Piedmont where they will follow the Israeli legislative elections on Tuesday, 27 October 2026.
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