World Zionist Organization survey about Israelis.
The results of the World Zionist Organization survey showed that after the Al-Aqsa storm operation, 80 percent of Israelis living outside occupied Palestine are not willing to return to these lands.
Today (Saturday, January 20), the Israeli media reported an unprecedented increase in the number of Jews who have left occupied Palestine and are unwilling to return to it, especially after October 7.
The Zionist Television published the results of an “interesting” survey regarding the number of Israelis who leave occupied Palestine and announced that this survey by the World Zionist Organization shows that 80% of Israelis outside occupied Palestine do not want to return to “Israel” after the October 7 attack.
Gosti Yehoshua Braverman, head of the organization and relations with Israelis in the World Zionist Organization and responsible for this survey, explained, “Israeli people are in flux. This is a shock. We are not looking for shock. Rather, we are in shock.”
He added that 70 percent of Israelis have changed their lifestyle and hide signs of their Jewishness, such as wearing the Star of David or speaking Hebrew, and they also say that they feel personally threatened twice as much as in the past.
Recently, the Israeli media has observed data, which is usually not disclosed by the regime’s Population and Immigration Department, about the number of applications for foreign citizenship and having a second passport, and reported that a large number of Israelis are currently in the process of immigrating to Spain, Portugal, the United States and even They have started Germany.
10 days after the start of the Al-Aqsa storm battle, the spokesman of the Israeli army admitted in a press conference that “about half a million Israelis have been displaced inside Israel”. After that, statements were issued about the evacuation of all the settlements around the Gaza Strip, and in addition, more than 20 settlements near the Lebanese border were evacuated, and the settlement of these people became a big challenge for the occupying regime.
The Hebrew media also reported a huge increase in Israelis’ use of sleeping pills, which are often addictive, since the Al-Aqsa storm operation.
This phenomenon is not only limited to the settlers, but the Zionist soldiers who participated in the ground operations in Gaza also suffer from it, about 1,600 soldiers are severely suffering from the symptoms of stress and war shock, and dozens of them have been discharged from service due to mental problems.