Израиль без иллюзий: почему я уехал спустя 27 лет

Why do people leave Israel after decades of living in the country? Why does someone who lived in Israel for 27 years, built their own business, started a family, and raised children decide to leave with their entire family? This interview offers personal experience without illusions. No slogans. No rosy pictures. No attempts to please. We talk about things that are rarely discussed out loud: the life of Russian speakers in Israel 20+ years later discrimination and attitudes toward "Russians" business in Israel: taxes, honesty, and reality why those who work officially and pay everything often end up in the red the feeling of a lack of social mobility without connections security, war, and the moment of losing trust in the system propaganda, pressure, and the fear of being "wrong" politics, lack of renewal, and a view of the country's future why the decision to leave isn't always weakness, but a conscious choice Episodes: 0:00 In this video 1:12 Introduction 2:57 Repatriation 6:15 The 90s in Israel 10:11 The First Nuance 12:36 Discrimination 27:24 Third-Class 38:08 About Conflicts 47:22 October 7 54:09 About Security 58:54 Life on Against the backdrop of war 59:33 We have democracy This interview isn't trying to convince anyone. It offers an opportunity to hear from someone who has lived within the system for almost three decades—and reached their own conclusions. You can disagree. You can argue. You can be angry. 📌 But before jumping to conclusions, watch to the end. Comments are open. But please be aware: insults directed at me, the interview subject, or anti-Semitic statements will result in a ban without warning.