Nepalis Adapt to War Zone in Israel, Demand Extended Stays
Summary
Nepali workers in Israel are continuing to work and extend their stays despite repeated wars, missile threats, and the memory of the Hamas attack that killed 11 Nepalis. They say high salaries, strong safety systems, and a good reputation among Israelis are keeping demand for jobs there high.
Key Points
- Nepali workers in Israel have adapted to living and working amid bombs, missiles, bunkers, and repeated conflict.
- Demand to go to Israel remains high, with 1,454 more Nepali youths set to depart soon and many workers seeking longer stays.
- The article recalls the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack that killed 11 Nepalis and led to the death of Bipin Joshi.
- Workers say Israel’s warning systems, shelters, and security arrangements make them feel relatively safe despite the war environment.
