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US strikes kept Iran’s fishermen off Hormuz. They can no longer afford to stay idle

Aboard his boat moored along the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian fisherman Mohammad Amin mended a torn fishing net after a long day in waters that have long sustained his livelihood, but are now shadowed by the threat of death. It has been less than a month since the 47-year-old resumed his routine of waking before dawn, heading out to sea and returning hours later with the day’s catch – a routine he…

US strikes kept Iran’s fishermen off Hormuz. They can no longer afford to stay idle

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Brain drain: Israel abandons Israelis abroad

A Knesset report reveals a plunge in US returnees, harsh health penalties, and ministry opposition to equal benefits, pushing top talent away.

  • Israeli government hostile to returning citizens from abroad
  • 60% drop in US returnees from 3,700 to 1,500 (2020-2024)
  • Healthcare waiting period and fees deter returnees

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