The hundreds of thousands who have left Israel in recent years are not just fleeing a state of constant war; they are expressing a deeper loss of faith in the country's leadership and futureWalking through Israel these days, one can't escape the country's tragedies. Stickers bearing the faces of nearly 2,000 soldiers and civilians killed on or since October 7, 2023, cover every street corner. Communities bordering Lebanon and Gaza may never fully recover from the last three years. But another loss unfolds quietly: in departure lounges, foreign-passport applications, and family conversations about whether the country still offers a future.