Enquete onder Russische immigranten in Israel

 

De integratie van de Russische immigranten in Israel laat nog wat te wensen over, maar zo'n tweederde zou niet meer ergens anders willen leven. Een deel mocht al in de jaren '70 de Sovjetunie verlaten, maar de grote stroom kwam op gang na de ineenstorting van de USSR. Meer dan een miljoen Russen en andere Sovjetburgers van Joodse afkomst en hun verwanten emigreerden naar Israel.

 

Wouter

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Poll of immigrants from former USSR:

64% would choose to live in Israel 15% W. Europe 8% USA 5% Russia if had choice
Dr. Aaron Lerner

Date 30 June 2009

Telephone poll of a sample of 300 Russian speakers from the former Soviet Union carried out in the last days by New Wave and published in Yisrael Hayom on 29 June 2009:

As compared to Israeli culture, is Russian culture higher than it?
Higher 62%

Lower 6%

Same 13%

Don't know 19%

If it were up to you, where would you like to live?
Israel 64%

Western Europe 15%

USA 8%

Russia 5%

Don't know 8%

Do immigrants from the former Soviet Union suffer from discrimination in Israel?
Yes 57%

No 34%

Don't know 9%

What culture would you like your children to be influenced more by?
Russian 43%

Israeli 18%

Both same extent 29%

Don't know 10%

Have you encountered hostility that you associate with your being a Russian speaker?
Yes 41%

No 50%

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Dr. Aaron Lerner, Director IMRA (Independent Media Review & Analysis)
(mail POB 982 Kfar Sava)
Tel 972-9-7604719/Fax 972-3-7255730
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