<p>Also, little known fact, there are very few people fluent in Hebrew that work in government or the private sector. Almost none in government, and many fewer than they have native speakers/fluent speakers in Arabic. There’s definitely a need for that, even if they only speak Hebrew in Israel, Israel has global and growing businesses and is of course mixed up in one of the top government foreign policy priorities. if you’re interested in that area of the world, it would be a highly specialized skill that not everyone is doing.</p>