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I am considering emigrating to Israel as soon as I get my bachelor degree, so I have a few questions to ask. Firstly, how do people treat repatriants there? THere are lots of emigrants from all over the world so I wonder if it is hard to find yourself in the society. Secondly, will it be easy for me to find a job with a degree in economics? Also, I'd be glad to hear more about the country from those who live or have been there so that I could assess what awaits me in the immediate future.
I officially summon jews to this thread
Are you funny-looking, as in
>black/african/
>Irano-arabic
You'll have a tough time. Israel is very xenophobic with regards to that.
>>1074794
Single file, boys.
>>1074799
Fortunately, i just have a big nose that helps me get into society unnoticed and look quite similar to a common jew
>>1074779
That pic is amazing, it doesn't look like Tel Aviv or Jewrusalem, where is it?
>>1074926
Agree. Have no clue, i just googled "Israel" and it was the first pic i came across.
>>1074926
It is Jerusalem, in the Jewish Quarter, looking southwest. (Source: Am a Jew)
>>1074779
How old are you?
I think if you are younger than 27 you will go go the army. Hebrew is pretty easy to catch. However, society falling apart. Russian immigrant here
>>1075301
Haredi can avoid the draft (unless they changed it again?) Also 1/3 of the country is (former) soviets, 1/8 is Moroccan. These may not be the jews you're looking for?
>>1075301
I'm 19 years old and I'm not sure if it's worth emigrating utill I reach 27. On one hand it's a good opportunity to learn hebrew and get to know the people, but on another hand it's waste of 3 invaluable years of my life so I rather incline to remaining in my country and saving up some money for the journey. If you served in the army, could you compare it to the russian one? I am from russia as well as you.
>>1075378
I am not haredi,unfortunately. It's good that so many people speak my language and,as far as i know, it's quite easy to find a job where russian language is required even without knowing hebrew . Is it hard to avoid army because of health condition? I avoided russian army because of astma, so i wonder if it will work out in Israel?
>>1075383
I served in IDF it is less tough than Russian one but it is a challenge. However if you served in the Russian I think you don't have to serve in IDF
>>1075390
As long as there are no bydlo that's okay with me.
>>1075393
There lots of dumb people
>>1074779
Israeli here. I'm not sure you'll actually have to go to the IDF since you'll be an Ole Hadash. If you will, it'll be for a limited period of time (18 months IMO) and you'll have the opportunity to do what you practiced in university.
>>1075446
Sounds great,but i don't quite understand how I can practice economy while in the army, it's unimaginable to me. Could you please explain how does this work out?
>>1075688
Seems like the army is not so bad as i thought.
>>1075698
There are good stuff. You meet lots of people and some (2-5) are becoming your family, you get along with them so much that you are ready to do anything for them and it is mutual
