Double than any other city
11,000 Tel Avivians emigrate from Israel
According to Central Bureau of Statistics' data published today, more Israelis have emigrated from Tel Aviv and Haifa than from any other city.
According to Central Bureau of Statistics' data published today, more Israelis have emigrated from Tel Aviv and Haifa than from any other city.
Central Bureau of Statistics publishes statistics on baby names in Israel throughout 2023.
New data reveals Jewish percentage in Israel hits all time new low, Israeli Immigration Policy Center urges: 'Maintain responsible immigration policy that will also ensure Israel's future as a refuge for the Jewish people.'
Since last Independence day, Israel's population has grown by 189,000 people; by next Independence Day, Israel's population is expected to reach over 10 million.
The Central Bureau of Statistics has published a study showing that Jews enjoy a better quality of life than Arabs, but suffer more assaults in traffic.
In 2022 there were 15.3 million, still less than before the Holocaust when the number was 16.6 million.
Volunteering leads to higher rates of life satisfaction, survey found.
First internet population census in Israel is successful; over 100,000 respond to census questionnaire since its inauguration.
In 2020, 3.8% less babies were born than in 2018, and the fertility rate dropped below 3.0, Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics says.
Central Bureau of Statistics releases figures showing Israeli population grew by 160,000 in 2021.
'The hands-on lesson is one of doing kindness in its purest form.'
Jewish Israelis comprise 73.9% of population, Arabs 21.1%, statistics show.
Number of Israelis traveling abroad on the rise but far from pre-pandemic rate, statistics show.
Over 1/4 of Israeli population are children under age of 14. Nearly 50% of global Jewish population lives in Israel.
With change of civil years, Central Bureau of Statistics publishes Israel population data, which has grown by 1.7% in past year.
Central Bureau of Statistics finds mortality rates in Israel were unusually low at start of 2020, rose to 2019 levels after COVID-19 onset.
Hospitality and food sectors in Israel see 75.7% loss in jobs in first month of coronavirus lockdown.
Israel's population grows by 1.9% over the past year.
CBS statistics show: Married people are happier than unmarried people, life satisfaction climbs as number of children rises.
New government release shows statistics on marriage, divorce, home ownership, and more.
Close to 90% of Israelis are happy with their jobs and lives, though nearly a third live in debt.
More Arabs then Jews avoid using credit cards, and less have mortgage debt.
Children make up 33% of Israel's population, statistics show.
Educated parents mean educated children - and nearly a third of haredim did not grow up in a haredi home, CBS survey shows.
New statistics paint positive picture of how Israeli seniors fare: Most are happy, financially independent, and in good health.
New statistics show Israel's public school sectors growing, as number of students in Arab schools drop.
Muslim population growth, fertility rates, decline slightly in 2018, statistics show.
New survey shows 32% of young adults live with their parents, 79% of them are employed. Also: Most divorces happen after 10 or more years.
Central Statistics Bureau presents data on road accidents showing decrease in accidents as well as fatalities and injuries compared to 2017.
Israeli households have 2.46 children on average, nearly 3 million children in country, Central Bureau of Statistics reported.
Percentage of senior citizens rises, statistics show most senior are happy with their lives.
Central Bureau of Statistics presents latest population data - with a scaled-down model for easier visualization.
'People feel the country is on an upward path, that it's good to live here - so about 90% of citizens say they're satisfied living here.'
Central Bureau of Statistics publishes population details ahead of Rosh Hashanah, finding that average life expectancy continues to rise.
Study shows Israeli Muslim birthrate rising, reversing a 16-year decrease. Muslims make up close to 18% of Israel's population.
According to the Central Bureau of Statistics report, 91% of haredim contributed to charity, compared to 60% of secular Israelis.
Data released ahead of 2018 finds 75% of Israeli population is Jewish. 73.8% of babies born last year Jewish, 23.3% Arab.
Israelis marry more than in most developed countries, but marriage age has climbed steadily in recent decades.
Teachers in Israel's periphery have lower test scores than teachers in Israel's center - and it may be affecting the students.
Tourism during first half of 2017 jumps 26%, marking record high. Tourism Minister: Expect similar stats in coming months.
Central Bureau of Statistics: Women read more books than men, half of Arabs don't read at all.
Jerusalem's population grows by 16,000 residents, 8,200 of whom are Jewish.
As State of Israel nears 70th birthday, new statistics find that population is 10 times as great as it was during state's founding.
The Central Bureau of Statistics published the most popular names for boys and girls in 2015.
CBS finds residents of Judea and Samaria feel the most secure of all Israelis. Residents of Jerusalem feel the least secure.
Israel will have a population of 8.585 million citizens this Rosh Hashanah, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics.
Of all jobs measured in May, 33% had a higher-than-average wage, while 66% had a lower-than-average wage.
Statistics regarding dropout rates among haredim in academia emerges to challenge haredi narrative that core curriculum is unnecessary.
Central Bureau of Statistics reveal that about 2% of the population are divorced, rate is constantly increasing.
The largest city in Israel, 870,000 residents recorded in Jerusalem as of 2015 Jerusalem Day statistics reveal.
126 Israelis killed so far in 2016; 1,200 injured on electric bikes.
Central Bureau of Statistics releases figures from the 2014 quality of life survey.
Israeli population grows by 2.2% since last year’s Independence Day, approximately 195,000 babies were born; 36,000 made Aliyah.
Central Bureau of Statistics releases report on women in Israel ahead of International Women's Day
Figures from 2014, well before terror wave, reveal capital tops negative migration at 6,740, majority of them young. Due to building freeze?
CBS records show that in 2014, no less than 45 Jewish children were named after the Muslim prophet.
Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics says Israel's population rose 2% in 2015 thanks to birth of 176,700 babies and 28,000 new olim.
In 2014 the most popular baby name was Muhammad – one in seven boys was given the most common Muslim name
Israelis already have among the longest lifespans of any nation – and that lifespan is set to get even longer, statistics say.
Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon calls emergency meeting following CBS report on poor economic growth in second quarter 2015.