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High-tech brain drain grows as thousands of developers leave Israel

Innovation Authority report shows record exports, exits and fundraising, but warns that management, R&D activity and capital are increasingly moving abroad

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haaretz.com1 mesi fa

Israel is still creating tech companies. They're just growing somewhere else

A Different Kind of Exit | A New Report Points to a Steady Migration of Jobs, Research Activity and Decision-making Centers Abroad, Even as High-tech Remains the Engine of Israel's Economy

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jpost.com1 mesi fa

High-tech sector accounts for 58% of Israel's exports, even with strong shekel | The Jerusalem Post

The trend is driven mainly by the sector's dominance of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) projects, which export these services overseas and are highly dependent on foreign-currency income.

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ynetnews.com1 mesi fa

Israel’s brain drain deepens as young, educated citizens leave in growing numbers

Israel's emigration surged to 82,800 in 2023 with educated professionals—33% bachelor's, 3.7% PhDs—leaving at 2-5x their population share, marking acute brain drain. 22% of Israeli computer science PhDs live abroad; the loss of R&D talent in AI and startup sectors directly threatens Israel's innovation capacity and tech competitiveness.

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High-tech brain drain grows as thousands of developers leave Israel

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Israel is still creating tech companies. They're just growing somewhere else

High-tech sector accounts for 58% of Israel's exports, even with strong shekel | The Jerusalem Post

Israel’s brain drain deepens as young, educated citizens leave in growing numbers

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