From Ivy League to Herzliya yachts

(Video) It's clear that if Ivy League graduates stayed in US, they'd succeed more than if they came to Israel. And yet, there are 4,000 graduates living here
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VIDEO - At a time when politically-driven flotillas are approaching Israel coastline, in Herzliya's marina a different type of boating experience is taking place.
About 100 Ivy League graduates have come together in order to compete against each other in a yacht race.
Reporter: Sivan Raviv; Camera: Dalit Shacham; Editing: Ruby Cohen 
(Reporter: Sivan Raviv; Camera: Dalit Shacha,; Editing: Ruby Cohen)
It's clear that if Ivy League graduates stayed in the United States, they would succeed more than if they came to Israel. They would have a larger salary, a clearer career path and a successful one, and a higher standard of life.
And yet still, there are 4,000 graduates living here in Israel, both Americans who immigrated to Israel and Israelis who studied abroad and chose to come back.
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