The schools are good. I have a lot of childhood friends around me there. Saati said his children have adapted well to Israeli life, and have quickly learned the Hebrew they resisted learning from him in New York. His wife, though, misses her friends and the ease of life in the States, and Saati has found the transition challenging. The Israel he came back to is not the country he left in 1985.
People are more under stress.
It's in the atmosphere, from the news, the high taxes. People are not sure what will be tomorrow. Despite this, Saati has been exploring options to expand his business. All rights reserved. This material may not be reproduced in any form without permission.