Israel population
Multi-front war caused emigration from Israel, Knesset report says
Nearly 50% of those who left Israel were Olim.
No. 41: Haim Taib, Robert Singer, Ranan Hartman: Shaping the Jewish world of tomorrow
Percentage of Israelis optimistic about national security drops to 31%
The demography of Israel after 75 years - opinion
Israel’s seventh census launched
Israel’s Census Bureau will survey roughly 700,000 people – 7% of Israel’s population – on demographic-related questions, such as age and education level.
Jewish population at lowest percentage since founding of Israel
Close to the establishment of the state, the Jewish percentage of the population stood at 82.1%, while today it stands at only 73.9%.
What is Israel's population like in 2021?
Happy celebrations, Center or periphery.
Israel's population nears 10 million mark as country enters 2021
With 151,000 new additions in 2020, Israel's general population stands at nearly 9.3 million.
Israel’s population reaches 9.2 million citizens
By 2030, Israel’s population is expected to reach 11.1 million, 13.2 million by 2040 and 15.2 million by 2048, which will be Israel’s 100th anniversary.
A less crowded planet - an expected population decline
True, we will reach a peak in about forty years’ time of 9.7 billion, but by century’s end we will be sliding down the other side of the population mountain quite fast.
Israel's population reaches 9 million
Jewish citizens comprise about 74% of the population.
Israel 5778 in numbers: 25,000 new Olim, 89% of Israelis are happy
The State of Israel contains 2.51 million households. 52,809 couples got married throughout this year, while 14,819 separated.
Israel at 70: Looking ahead at the next chapter in Israel's history
The new generation of Zionists is forging the way for Israel 2048.
As Israel celebrates 70th birthday, population grows to 8.842 million
Israel's population is expected to reach 15.2 million citizens by its centenary celebrations in 2048.
Overpopulation – really?
Since when has the Jewish people had to play by the rules of other societies?
