New data published by the Israeli Ministry of Immigration shows a significant decline in the number of Jewish immigrants coming to Israel since the beginning of the current year due to judicial amendments and the resulting internal instability. 
According to the data, immigration has decreased by 19% compared to the same period last year, with 78% of the immigrants coming from Russia.
The Israeli newspaper "Haaretz" stated that there is a clear link between this year's decline in immigration rates and the coalition government's insistence on passing laws to restrict the judiciary, which has led to a state of political and security instability in the country.