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Maybe not so.

Israel is alarmed by a trend now emerging whereby more Israelis are emigrating than coming in (aliyah).

Israel is currently suffering net emigration of 10,000 per year but this could reach 50,000 in a decade. For a small country, this could have devastating consequences for the Jewish demographic majority. Indeed, half of all young Israelis want to quit the country and go to America, Australia, Canada or Europe.

An uncertain economy, the security situation, 3 hard long years of military service and social tensions mean that many Israelis have lost hope in a free and prosperous life in the holy land.

Meanwhile, Israel’s Arab population of, 1.3 million currently, doubles every 40 years.

So the game is up: Zionism will be defeated by the same demographics that has sustained it for so long.
I have hard copies as evidence

Just google “aliyah”: wikipedia isn’t bad

“Israeli Arab demographics”

“Israel net emigration”
LINDA: I am circumcised too you know. Bear than in mind, would you?

and why ?

I have a flight from Canada to Israel through USA
I hold both the Canadian and the Israeli citizenship

1. Canada requires me to leave and enter Canada using Canadian passport
2. Israel is the same using Israeli passport
3. USA requires to make the trip using one travel document (one passport), so the border checks will show in the same passport…

What should I do?

British MP George Galloway barred from Canada under the Canada Israel “Public Security” Agreement www.globalresearch.ca By Michel Chossudovsky Global Research, March 26, 2009 British MP George Galloway was refused entry to Canada on the pretext that he supported Hamas, which is categorized by the Canadian government as a “terrorist organization.” Contrary to what has been reported in the media, this was not a unilateral decision by the government of Canada. In all likelihood, the decision was taken in close consultation with Israel under the terms of a farreaching agreement on “public security” signed in Tel Aviv on March 23 2008. The “Declaration of Intent” establishes a framework of bilateral cooperation between Canada and Israel in the area of “Public Security”. The agreement has not been the object of debate in the Canadian parliament, nor has it received media coverage. Under the proposed agreement, the Deputy Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness of Canada is in liason with his Israeli counterpart the Director General of Public Security for the Government of the State of Israel. Together they chair a joint Management Committee. The terms reference of the Canada-Israel “Declaration” are extremely broad. They include issues of immigration and ethnic profiling, the management of borders, intelligence and the exchange of information, emergency preparedness, correctional services, prisons, law enforcement and counter-terrorism. The agreement allows for …

British MP George Galloway barred from Canada under the Canada Israel “Public Security” Agreement www.globalresearch.ca By Michel Chossudovsky Global Research, March 26, 2009 British MP George Galloway was refused entry to Canada on the pretext that he supported Hamas, which is categorized by the Canadian government as a “terrorist organization.” Contrary to what has been reported in the media, this was not a unilateral decision by the government of Canada. In all likelihood, the decision was taken in close consultation with Israel under the terms of a farreaching agreement on “public security” signed in Tel Aviv on March 23 2008. The “Declaration of Intent” establishes a framework of bilateral cooperation between Canada and Israel in the area of “Public Security”. The agreement has not been the object of debate in the Canadian parliament, nor has it received media coverage. Under the proposed agreement, the Deputy Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness of Canada is in liason with his Israeli counterpart the Director General of Public Security for the Government of the State of Israel. Together they chair a joint Management Committee. The terms reference of the Canada-Israel “Declaration” are extremely broad. They include issues of immigration and ethnic profiling, the management of borders, intelligence and the exchange of information, emergency preparedness, correctional services, prisons, law enforcement and counter-terrorism. The agreement allows for …

hello ma name is michael i am living in israel and i want to immigrate to canda what do you think is the best think to do ?