Im a liberal-left woman who’s college educated (Im trying to become a teacher) whos a dual israeli/US citizen but atm feel alienated from both countries so wondering what in your guys views country would be a general fit for someone like me, maybe theres expats here who can help out

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    Costa Rica. Lovely country with lovely people. They do not have a national military.

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    If you only speak English, perhaps The Netherlands? Lovely place, okay folk and overall cheap for the quality of life provided (compared to France and Belgium, for instance).

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    That depends what you wanna do and where you wanna live. If you’re not sure, look for working holiday kinds of programs and try them on for size. It also depends what languages you speak, or want to speak.

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    Try Vancouver, Canada.

    We’re always looking for good teachers here and left leaning works very well with the culture here

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        Uff… I’m European, lived in Mexico for decades and now live in Vancouver and let me tell you… I visited Toronto once and will not again, to me (personally) it’s a dystopian car parking lot.

        Not saying anything bad about the people, they were all lovely and so, but the city, uff, it’s a fugly carbrainwreck

        Sorry, just my personal opinion

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          I know of a few people who didn’t like it when they visited, and every single one of them said they drove everywhere. Yes there’s parking lots everywhere (mostly underground bc snow), but you don’t need a car. You need to experience it on foot and by street car, that’s how you find all the little hidden gems. The transit will get you most places.

          There’s also a lot of greenery and parks everywhere. Trinity Bellwoods and Queen’s are my favorites.

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    How about you repay some of the privilege given to you by both regimes theft of less worthy people’s resources and actually contribue to changing your homes for the better.

    People used to be refugees from persecution, not from responsibility.

    Anyway, you might be welcome in Hungary and probably India. Perth in Australia would work but you’d have to be white-passing to fit in with all the white South African post-apartheid refugees.

    It sounds like you have a teaching degree which is a very country-specific qualification that is almost useless in other countries beyond maybe teaching English to American-occupied countries like Korea and Thailand.

    Do you have any other skills with which to apply from abroad or do you expect to show up to a country and just be handed a visa and job? Which European countries did your grandparents colonise Palestine from? If you can get passports for those, you will at least have a right to be there.

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        Sorry that you’re apparently just now learning that your country’s whites-only immigration policies in living memory made it the most desired destination for the perpetrators of apartheid. Feel free to stop cosplaying a brit and just swear at me like an actual Australian though.