The Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) released data about Israel in honor of Independence Day.
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On the eve of Israel’s 75th Independence Day, the population of Israel was 9.727 million:
- 7.145 million Jews (73.5%)
- 2.048 million Arabs (21.0%)
- 534,000 Others (5.5%)
- Since last year’s Independence Day, Israel’s population has grown by 216,000 (an increase of 2.3%). During this period, about 183,000 babies were born, about 79,000 immigrants arrived, and about 51,000 persons died.
- At the time of the establishment of the State of Israel, the population of Israel was 806,000. It has increased by a factor of 12 since then.
- Since the State’s founding, over 3.3 million immigrants have arrived in Israel, about 1.5
million (43.7%) of them arrived since 1990. Since the establishment of Israel, about
149,000 immigrating citizens (born to Israelis abroad) have also settled in the country.
• In 2030, the population of Israel is expected to reach 11.1 million, in 2040 – 13.2 million,
and on the 100th Independence Day of the State of Israel, in 2048, the population is
expected to reach 15.2 million.
• At the end of 2021, about 46% of the world’s total Jewish population lived in Israel. About 79% of the Jews in Israel are Sabras (born in Israel).
• The population of Israel is a young population: About 28% are children aged 0-14 and
about 12% are aged 65 or over.
again easily 500,000 of the “Jews” are NOT according to halacha jews.
20% of Israeli citizens are Arabs.