This week we're discussing global migration—that's the movement of people around the world and particularly those who are moving abroad to look for new work.
At the same time as immigrants are coming to Israel, many Israelis are leaving, the Central Bureau of Statistics found that more than 82,000 Israelis moved abroad in 2024, in contrast to about 35,000 in past years.
" It is not possible to just continue climbing mountains as you grow older, so what else is there than to think of migrating abroad, " Tenjen pointed out.
Or the pay may not be very good but their skills might be in demand in another part of the world, so they are forced to move there to get a job and earn more money.
So to that point of staying somewhere for a little while and then moving on, we have done a couple of episodes with digital nomads and also talked to people about moving abroad in a more permanent way.
All Protestant religious services were banned, Catholic baptism was made obligatory, and if Protestants chose to emigrate rather than convert, then they had to leave behind children over the age of seven.
So while Greeks were out in the streets, Latvians swallowed the toad, and many tens of thousands emigrated, which is another way of taking responsibility.