What happens after the visa is approved? Dr. Abir Gris joins Zvika Kan-Tor and Prof. Gadi Ravid to discuss why relocation is a life restructure, not just a move.

In this episode:

• The "Visa" Trap: How legal status shapes family dynamics and personal identity.

• Approval vs. Readiness: Why perfect paperwork doesn't mean you're ready to live.

• The 4 Pillars: What it takes to make a move truly sustainable.

A must-listen for GM professionals and families planning their next chapter.

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Migration policy is decided by governments, but it’s lived in our cities. In this episode, Zvika Kan-Tor and Professor Gadi Ravid discuss why municipalities are the true front line of global mobility.

What we cover:

• Why migration is an urban planning challenge, not just a national one.

• The gap between "paper inclusion" and the daily reality of foreign workers.

• Practical tools: From "Municipal Front Doors" to community mediation.

• How cities can move from "firefighting" to long-term social management.

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First in a 3-part series on the future of foreign worker policy.

Adv. Zvika Kan-Tor and Prof. Gadi Ravid discuss why Israel's response to the labor shortage is shifting from a temporary fix to a permanent structural change.

Key Topics:

The Replacement Model: The rapid expansion of foreign recruitment post-October war.

The 3.3% Threshold: When labor migration becomes a demographic reality.

Urban Arena: Why the real impact of migration is felt in neighborhoods, not ministries.

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