A study attributed to Tel Aviv University researchers counted Israelis who left the country for periods of at least three months from 2023 through 2025.
It put the number at 86,509 in 2023.
The figure rose to 91,499 in 2024, the highest annual total in the three-year period.
The cited count for 2025 was 90,922.
Those three annual figures add up to 268,930 departures.
A separately stated total of 268,509 for the same period does not match that calculation.
The study’s figures imply an average of roughly 90,000 such departures a year over the period.
For comparison, the material cited an average of about 60,000 annual departures between 2010 and 2019.
It also cited 183,219 long-term departures between 2013 and 2015.
The information provided does not describe the study’s methodology, identify whether those leaving settled abroad permanently, or specify reasons for their departures.