PNN – Statistics released regarding those eligible to vote in elections have revealed a striking number of people fleeing the occupied territories.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network; Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics has published data—noteworthy for its implications—showing that more than one-tenth of the adult Zionist population has engaged in “reverse migration” (emigration) from occupied Palestine.
The Hebrew-language news outlet Walla, citing an official report from the Central Bureau of Statistics, stated that data for the 26th Knesset elections indicate there are approximately 7.3 million eligible voters; however, 810,000 of these individuals are not currently present in (occupied Palestine).
According to this Zionist media outlet, about 810,000 of these individuals reside permanently outside of (occupied Palestine).
Another part of these statistics highlights a significant rate of “reverse migration” among young people and notes that the largest age group—individuals aged 40 to 59—accounts for 31 percent of all eligible voters in Israel. They are followed by those aged 60 and older (26.3 percent) and the 25–39 age group (27.6 percent). Meanwhile, young people aged 18 to 24 make up only 15.1 percent of the eligible electorate, with only some of them actually being in a position to cast a vote.