Tel Aviv: Israeli Channel 13 confirmed on Tuesday that 1,700 millionaires have left the Zionist entity in occupied Palestine over the past year. The departure of these individuals is seen as a significant event with potential implications for the country's economic landscape.
According to Yemen News Agency, experts have commented on the situation, noting that the exodus of wealthy individuals represents a "real blow to the Israeli economy." The loss of this segment of the population is likely to impact various sectors reliant on their financial contributions.
In a related context, the Zionist newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reported that approximately 8,300 high-tech workers have also left the occupied entity since the outbreak of the war until July 2024. The newspaper highlighted that this figure constitutes about 2.1 percent of the total high-tech workforce. The departure of these skilled workers is seen as a concerning trend that reflects the challenges facing the high-tech industry in 2025.