Henley & Partners:

Faced with growing instability and uncertainty, a growing number of Israeli millionaires are exploring investment migration as a means to mitigate risk and secure alternative residence options. Henley & Partners reported a staggering 232% surge in investment migration inquiries from Israelis in 2023, highlighting the urgency with which many are seeking a Plan B.

Residence by investment programs in countries such as Portugal, Spain, Greece, and Canada have emerged as popular choices, allowing wealthy individuals to obtain residence rights through real estate or other qualifying investments. Others are opting for additional citizenships in Austria, Malta, and various Caribbean countries, among others, gaining the security of a second passport through significant economic contributions.

The ongoing war has not only shattered Israel’s image as a safe haven but also threatened to overshadow its economic achievements. The conflict with Hamas is undermining the country’s international standing, stability, and security. Domestically, controversial judicial reforms pushed through prior to the war were seen as weakening democracy and ignited massive street protests, raising the specter of civil unrest.

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Hebrew sources:

Police report that shortly ago, near the Prime Minister's residence in Caesarea, a protester was arrested for cutting the lock at the gate and replacing it with another lock, apparently in preparation for tonight's planned protest. Coastal district officers located the suspect in his vehicle after he left the scene and detained him for questioning.

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🔻On June 23 there will be a strike - hospitals and health insurance clinics throughout “Israel” will shut down for an hour

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