Tag: Central Bureau of Statistics

The project is a collaboration between Tourist Minister Yariv Levin, Aryeh Deri, Minister for the Development of the Negev and Galilee, and the municipality of Nazareth Illit.

The members of the Conservative, Reform, Women of the Wall, and other non-Orthodox groups tell the high court that, as is always the case in real estate, they can no longer accept the devaluation of their share in the ancient relic on account of reduced exposure to street traffic, or, you guessed it: location, location, location.

"This revolution in tourism . . . is making a great contribution to the Israeli economy and the jobs market."

1.74 million tourist entries were recorded in January-June 2017, an increase of 26% over the same period in 2016 (1.38 million), and 24% more than in 2015.

The figures, based on 2015 data, show a negative immigration of 7,800 residents – 18,100 left, but only 10,300 started a new life in the eternal city.

Meanwhile, the proportion of students attending ultra-Orthodox schools has increased by about 300% since 1992.

Israel continues to grow as a Jewish State, as a nation and as a people. In 2016, Israel's population grew by 167,000 people.

The financial front in Israel is generally looking good, and the Bank of Israel wants to keep it that way, so no changes in January.

Unemployment in Israel rose to 4.9% in September, compared with 4.6% in August.

Almost half of the residents of the holiest city in the world are living under the poverty line.

The Imports of goods and services decreased by 3.5% from the previous quarter to $20 billion. The Exports of goods and services remained at a level similar to that of the previous quarter, totaling $22.5 billion.

Israeli children and families paid the price in 2014, literally, of defense from Arab terrorism.

On the eve of the Jewish new year, Israel's population has reached 8.4 million people.

A number of Israeli papers regurgitated a biased AP article on settlement growth, but they should have read it more carefully before hitting publish.

Israel Police received more than 9 million ‘100' calls (Israel’s ‘911') in 2013; 18 percent came from Tel Aviv.

The majority of last year's new immigrants to Israel came from Russia and Ukraine. An increase this year is expected to include France.

The same data shows a 19 percent drop in housing starts in the Tel Aviv area.

The average life expectancy in Israel is 81.7 years, fifth highest among OECD countries, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics. The annual report on...

It's Israel‘s 65th Independence Day, and time for stats!