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Israel is rapidly becoming the ‘Little Lion That Roared,’ at least when it comes to cyber and finance.
Despite all of its security challenges, the Jewish State has “developed into an economic hub,” according to the MSN Money website, which included Israel on its list of 25 Richest Countries in the World last month.
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Israel was ranked at number 23 with the average Israeli income (GNI) at $36,190, and one of the fastest-growing GDPs of the list, having increased four percent in 2016 at $328.7 billion.
Life expectancy in the Jewish State was listed at 82.1 years at birth, and our population was rounded off at 8.5 million.
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