How Many Palestinians Have Israeli Entry Permits? COGAT Gave the Knesset No Total
COGAT sorts Palestinian entry permits into 8 areas but gave the Knesset’s research service no permit total.
Israel’s official record, most recent first.
COGAT sorts Palestinian entry permits into 8 areas but gave the Knesset’s research service no permit total.
Order 291 halted West Bank title registration in 1968, the State Comptroller recorded; its 2021 audit found the registers kept in hard copy.
Israel’s Supreme Court held in 2008 that Israeli effective control of Gaza ended in September 2005, and named 3 sources of continuing duty.
Building began on 1,092 dwellings in Israeli West Bank localities in 2024, down from 2,724 in 2022, on Central Bureau of Statistics figures.
About 20% of Israeli adults smoked in 2024, one in five, on the Ministry of Health’s own survey figures, a rate unchanged in trend since 2016.
Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics counts 504,700 people in the West Bank’s Israeli localities, preliminary, at 31 December 2023.
82,800 Israelis left for the long term in 2023 and 24,200 returned, on Central Bureau of Statistics data compiled by the Knesset’s research service.
Israel’s State Comptroller dates the military government to the law of 7 June 1967. The IDF commander has signed about 1,800 orders since then.
Close to 5,000 ill and wounded people left Gaza via Kerem Shalom for treatment abroad, on COGAT’s own count, with the route and procedure behind it.
ADL counted 1,694 antisemitic incidents on US campuses in 2024, up 84%, and Israel’s Diaspora Ministry told the Knesset US incidents rose 477%.
A building can be a military objective by its nature, location, purpose or use, Israel’s Foreign Ministry stated on 2 November 2023.
The IDF stated on 14 September 2026 that no Gaza strike it planned or approved anticipated 500 civilian deaths, and that people, not AI, approve strikes.
Over 15 million texts, over 12 million pre-recorded calls and over 4.5 million leaflets to 8 December 2023, on the Foreign Ministry’s count of Israel’s own.
The IDF stated on 29 February 2024 it had eliminated over 13,000 people it calls terrorists in Gaza; later counts cover separate periods.
IDF pages have carried aborted-strike video since 11 March 2012; the IDF released Gaza footage on 18 December 2023 and 7 September 2026.
The IDF answers no: it says Habsora and Lavender assist analysts, a human identifies each target, and operational commanders approve strikes.
No Israeli publication read here sets a number. The Foreign Ministry says excessive harm is not measured in absolute numbers, and the IDF assesses each strike.
IDF footage supplied to IsraelFact shows 7 strikes called off, 1 held and 10 diverted in 18 clips dated 4 April 2024 to 12 July 2026.
Israel’s Foreign Ministry states IDF legal opinions are binding on individual attacks; a senior commander then approves, suspends or aborts.
The Israel Prison Service counted 1,477 Gaza residents held on security grounds at the end of December 2025, of them 1,189 as unlawful combatants.
The Levy Report of 2012, a 1979 Knesset statement and Oslo II Article XXXI, quoted as Israeli bodies published them.
Israel’s published West Bank record is an enforcement count: 13,481 Palestinian-sector cases, 1997 to 2013. Permit counts exist only for Jerusalem.
Israel’s own statement of its objectives, with the hostage counts attached: 207 returned, 48 remaining, on the Foreign Ministry’s count of September 2025.
What the Interim Agreement signed on 28 September 1995 assigns in Areas A, B and C, and what Israel’s State Comptroller recorded in 2016 and 2021.
The IDF’s expert team named 6 central factors for the 7 October failure, and the Israel Security Agency dates detection of the plans to 2018 and 2022.
Israel’s Citizenship Law 5712-1952 sets 4 routes to citizenship, and about 95% of residents acquired it on one day in 1952.
Decision 3396, adopted 9 October 2025, sets two IDF deployment stages by annexed map and carries no disarmament paragraph in its published text.
Decision 3396, adopted 9 October 2025: a ceasefire on adoption, 48 hostages in 72 hours, 250 prisoners and 1,722 Gaza detainees.
The Levy Commission recommended fixing settlement jurisdiction for “future natural growth”. The Bureau recorded 40.9 per 1,000 in Modi’in Illit in 2020.
What Israeli bodies published about strikes inside Gaza after the ceasefire of 10 October 2025, and the count they do not give.
About 450,000 dunams of Area C allocated to the Settlement Division, and what Israeli audits publish on settlement water and outpost land status.
Israel’s own war diary places 2 IDF brigades east of the yellow line in Shuja’iyya and Jabalia after the 10 October 2025 ceasefire.
Israel’s Civil Union Law registers couples only where both partners are recorded as having no religion, on the Ministry of Justice’s own published rules.
Clause 7 of Israel’s 2018 Nation-State Basic Law, the 1979 Beit El and Elon Moreh judgments, and the Oslo II definition of the settlements.
Clause 1(c) of Israel’s 2018 Nation-State Basic Law, the 2021 judgment upholding it, and the 2000 Ka’adan ruling on land allocation.
Israel’s bodies publish investigation counts, thresholds and a judicial proportionality test. No Israeli body publishes a strike-level assessment.
130 of 359 administrative communications-data permits examined lacked complete documentation, on the State Comptroller’s January 2026 audit.
The State Comptroller recorded 965 permits granted in the east of Jerusalem against 6,003 in the west, 2010 to 2014.
Israel’s social services spending was about 18% of GDP in 2021, on the State Comptroller’s audit, with about NIS 3.5 billion outsourced in 2022.
The State Comptroller recorded a 6.5 month wait at Israel’s health funds, with 90% of the 1,010 people in its own survey seeking no treatment.
Israeli goods exports reached NIS 57.2 billion to Europe and NIS 44.8 billion to the United States from January to November 2025.
The State Comptroller published a Ministry of Foreign Affairs budget of NIS 1.385 billion, 0.29% of the state budget, inside a NIS 3.2 billion framework.
114 to 169 pupils per attendance-officer post, on the State Comptroller’s 2022 audit, against the 100 the Ministry of Education states as desirable.
Kfar Saba leads most quality-of-life indicators among Israel’s big cities in the Central Bureau of Statistics release for 2024.
The State Comptroller counted 1.8 million of 2.6 million court files opened manually across 2017 to 2019, and 53 million documents mailed.
About NIS 3.5 billion went on purchased social services in 2022, about 36% of the Ministry of Welfare budget, on the State Comptroller’s audit.
90% of 1,010 people surveyed sought no treatment, the State Comptroller reported in 2025, with about 23,000 of 210,000 evacuees treated.
Israel’s goods trade by region and country, on the Central Bureau of Statistics’ releases for January to November 2025 and for 2021.
Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics recorded NIS 193.8 billion in gross goods exports and NIS 291.4 billion in imports in 2021, with 2025 figures.
Israel’s State Comptroller published 161 countries with diplomatic relations, 103 missions abroad and 7 missions ordered closed, in its 2020 audit.
The Israel Defense Forces counts approximately 7,600 strikes across Iran in its live update of 13 March 2026, its own running total.
Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics names the United Arab Emirates on both sides of its 2021 goods trade, and attaches no bilateral value.
About 3.2 million residents live in areas at risk, on the State Comptroller’s 2022 audit of preparedness for hazardous materials damage in combat.
Israel’s State Comptroller recorded a 0.5% national school dropout rate in 5780 (2019/20), with 2.2% in Bnei Brak and 1.7% in Al-Kasoum.
The State Comptroller counted about 1.6 million people with disabilities in Israel in 2020, about 17% of a population of about 9.2 million.
NIS 18.8 billion paid in war damage compensation by December 2024, on the State Comptroller’s 2026 audit of the Tax Authority’s Compensation Fund.
Violent antisemitic incidents rose 33% worldwide in 2023 on Israel’s own count, with 48% of them after 7 October.
115 families were evacuated from four West Bank settlement points from 2012 to 2022, on the State Comptroller’s audit of what followed.
About 27% of West Bank wastewater is produced by Israelis and about 73% by Palestinians, on the Knesset Research and Information Centre’s figures.
The Central Bureau of Statistics put general government at 77.5% of national education expenditure in 2017, and households and donations at 22.5%.
COGAT counts more than 70% of aid entering Gaza as delivered by the United Nations and international organisations, plus trucks, airdrops and water.
The Knesset Research Centre counts about 125,000 East Jerusalem students; the State Comptroller counts about 90,000. What each figure covers.
About 85% of the roughly 19 million cubic metres a year from Israeli West Bank towns is treated, on the Knesset Research and Information Centre’s figure.
The Central Bureau of Statistics projection puts Haredi society at 22% of Israel in 2045 and 32% in 2065, from 12.3% at the end of 2022.
The Jerusalem municipality puts the East Jerusalem classroom shortage at about 2,000, with 1,124 classrooms in a plan for 2024 to 2029.
The State Comptroller’s July 2024 audit puts community housing at about NIS 1,700 a month against about NIS 13,000 for the alternative.
Real estate taxation averaged about NIS 23 billion a year in 2021 to 2022, on the State Comptroller of Israel’s 2025 audit.
About 3,200 special education graduates receive welfare services only a year or more after leaving school, on the State Comptroller’s 2024 audit.
Israeli supermarkets carry own-brand lines. The State Comptroller put private label at 6.9% of Israeli retail in its November 2024 audit.
The Knesset research service puts the Mountain Aquifer at about 20% of Israel’s water consumption. Oslo II Schedule 10 gives the basin volumes.
The Central Bureau of Statistics reports an average of NIS 13,171 per employee job in 2024, on a monthly series running NIS 12,470 to NIS 13,708.
The State Comptroller of Israel put the House Price Index rise at approximately 77.5% from January 2014 to December 2024, against 15.3% for consumer prices.
150,100 Haredi women were employed at mid-2024, about 80% of 187,400 of working age, on Central Bureau of Statistics figures.
101,800 of 190,400 working-age Haredi men were employed at the end of Q2 2024, about 53%, on Central Bureau of Statistics data.
Israel spent 6.8% of GDP on education against an OECD average of 5.6% in 2015, on the Central Bureau of Statistics’ comparison.
The State Comptroller of Israel found high concentration in 36 of 38 food categories, with a three-firm share averaging about 84%.
Israel’s Diaspora Affairs Ministry recorded a 500% rise over 7 to 25 October 2023, plus five country figures from 320% to 800%.
The State Comptroller counted about 44,500 adults aged 18 to 40 eligible for Ministry of Welfare services in its July 2024 audit.
Israel’s State Comptroller recorded 85% of East Jerusalem women not working in 2016, against 41% in west Jerusalem, and 64% of East Jerusalem men working.
The Civil Administration recorded about NIS 71.27 million in direct taxes in 1989 and about NIS 55.76 million in 1988, with no decade total published.
290,105 Clalit appointments were booked more than 90 days ahead, on the State Comptroller’s November 2024 audit of waiting times.
The State Comptroller’s 2020 audit put core-curriculum study at 56% of pupils in Haredi primary institutions, and counted 84 inspectors.
About 14,100 Palestinian workers in the Judea and Samaria industrial zones in 2022, on the State Comptroller’s February 2023 follow-up audit.
13,550 people held status in Israel through family unification on 31 October 2024, in two forms: a stay permit and an A/5 licence.
13.5% of Israel’s 2,184 known fuel facilities were monitored for water pollution, the State Comptroller reported for November 2020.
17.25 of 71 Prison Service physician posts stood unfilled at the State Comptroller’s 2022 follow-up audit, which counted 274,600 check-ups in 2020.
About 48,000 apartments in Israel’s public housing inventory in 2023, down from about 54,000 in 2018, on the State Comptroller’s follow-up audit.
Israel exported about 9.2 BCM of natural gas in 2022, on the Knesset Research and Information Centre’s July 2023 paper, out of 21.9 BCM supplied.
The Knesset Research and Information Centre counted 16,021 general hospitalisation beds on establishment in Israel in January 2019, at 45 institutions.
The National Emergency Authority’s budget fell from NIS 182.1 million in 2018 to NIS 80 million by 2023, on Knesset research service figures.
Israel’s foreign-worker quota ceiling for 2024 was 324,786, set at 3.3% of the population, with construction allotted 105,000.
Israel’s State Comptroller recorded in March 2018 that IDF international-law training was conducted, and what the training instructions did not cover.
65% of arrests of people aged 18 to 34 were of non-Jews in 2023 to 2024, on the Knesset Centre’s compilation of police data.
About 42,500 East Jerusalem pupils, about 47%, study the Israeli curriculum, and about 92% of the recognised system follows the PA curriculum.
81 sanitation workers, 871 refuse containers and 9 collection routes in East Jerusalem against the west, on the State Comptroller’s 2018 audit.
68 of 5,356 final decisions by Israel’s Police Investigations Department in 2021 ended in a criminal indictment, on the State Comptroller’s audit.
Israel’s paediatric wards ran at 91% mean occupancy in 2021, on the State Comptroller’s May 2023 audit, with 1,068 budgeted beds in 2020.
About 3 years and 5 months from Turkel’s second report in February 2013 to the government decision of 3 July 2016, on the State Comptroller’s audit.
The Central Bureau of Statistics counted more than 1 million Jerusalem residents at the end of 2023, with the city’s group and growth figures.
The Central Bureau of Statistics recorded 439 people killed in road accidents in Israel in 2024, its final data for the year.
The Central Bureau of Statistics counted 51,643 couples married in Israel in 2022, with the group breakdown and what it excludes.
Women were 58.3% to 71.0% of students in higher education in every population group the Central Bureau of Statistics counted for 2024/25.
Israel’s Supreme Court annulled barrier seizure orders over access harm in 2004. What the judgments, Oslo II and the State Comptroller publish.
The Central Bureau of Statistics counted 168,800 residents of Ethiopian origin at the end of 2022, and defines who is in that count.
Israel’s own record: 26 of 105 outposts on State land, a Custodian under Military Order 59, and what the State Comptroller audited.
The Central Bureau of Statistics counted 1.910 million students in Israel’s education system in 2021/22, with group counts published separately.
Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics counted 1.707 million Moslems at the end of 2021, 18.1% of all residents, with growth, fertility and Jerusalem figures.
The Central Bureau of Statistics estimated approximately 152,000 Druze in Israel in February 2024, and counts them inside its Arabs group.
Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics published life expectancy of 80.7 years for men and 84.8 for women in 2022, and no single combined figure.
The earliest dated Israeli instruments are the Knesset’s 1950 statutes and Military Order 59 of 1967, with the Elon Moreh judgment of 1979.
Israel’s own record on demolition: Regulation 119 as the Supreme Court quoted it in 2014, the Oslo II planning split, and the outposts courts ordered removed.
What Israel’s own bodies publish: the IDF ethical code, stated precautions, 74 investigations opened, and COGAT’s recorded aid tonnages.
Military Order 59 of 1967, Oslo II, the 2005 opinion on unauthorized outposts and the 2012 Levy Report, in Israel’s own published words.
What Israel’s own instruments and courts state: Ka’adan on land allocation, the 1948 Declaration, the Nation-State Basic Law and the Hasson judgment.
Israel’s own bodies count aid entering Gaza: 1.9 million tons on the IDF’s count to August 2025, and 1,778,363 tons of food on COGAT’s.
Israel’s Supreme Court, the 1995 Interim Agreement and the 2005 outposts opinion on which law applies in the West Bank, and to whom.
The named Israeli and Ottoman instruments behind land expropriation, with the body that issued each, its date and its own test.
What Israel’s own courts, orders and reviews say: State land, private land, 105 outposts and two evacuation judgments.
NIS 71,870,000 in ministry spending on unauthorized outposts, 2000 to 2004, and what Israel’s own reviews and audits do and do not publish.
About 700 dunams near Rujeib were taken under Order 16/79 in 1979, and the Supreme Court annulled it as to 125 dunams. Israel publishes no running total.
Israel’s State Comptroller audited the Samaria and Judea police district and the closing of criminal files.
Military Order 59 defines government property by ownership on 7 June 1967; the 1953 Land Acquisition Law took 1.2 million dunams in year one.
Clause 7, the 1979 State land resolution, Military Order 59 and the 2005 outposts opinion: what Israel’s own bodies published, with dates.
Israel’s Supreme Court struck down Order of Possession no. 16/79 on 22 October 1979, five justices to none. It did not rule settlement unlawful in principle.
Israel’s national expenditure on health was NIS 132.6 billion in 2022, 7.6% of GDP, and on education NIS 132.0 billion, 7.5% of GDP.
The two 1950 statutes, the absentee definition, the 1.2 million dunams expropriated in 1953, and why no agreed total exists.
Article 40 of the 1995 Interim Agreement made 28.6 mcm a year available and estimated future West Bank needs at 70 to 80 mcm.
More than 3.5 million immigrants have arrived in Israel since 1948, about 1.68 million of them from 1990 onward, on the Bureau’s April 2026 figures.
Approximately 184,200 Christians were living in Israel in December 2025, about 1.9% of the population, on the Central Bureau of Statistics’ estimate.
The 1994 Paris Protocol requires import-tax revenue cleared within six working days. The 3% deduction is in the 1995 Supplement, not the Protocol.
Israel’s Ministry for Diaspora Affairs recorded 815 antisemitic incidents worldwide in 2025 and 20 Jews killed. Why the bodies’ totals differ.
COGAT recorded 1,778,363 metric tons of food entering Gaza from 10 October 2025 to 7 June 2026, on tonnages self-declared by suppliers.
Israel’s 1992 Basic Law names six rights and contains no equality clause. The Supreme Court derived that rule in Ka’adan on 8 March 2000.
Article 68 of the 1858 Ottoman Land Code makes land left fallow three years subject to the right of Tapu. It does not say the land reverts to the state.
The 2018 Basic Law has eleven clauses and no equality clause. What each says, and what the Supreme Court held in HCJ 5555/18 on 8 July 2021.
Israel’s population reached 10.244 million in April 2026 on the Central Bureau of Statistics’ preliminary estimate. What each category counts.
Israel’s Prime Minister’s Office found 105 in March 2005 and called the figure a floor, with NIS 71,870,000 of ministry funding behind them.
The Military Advocate General’s Corps reported 74 criminal investigations opened as at 3 August 2024, on its own count, under a reasonable-suspicion standard.
About 120,000 Holocaust survivors were living in Israel on the eve of Holocaust Day 2025, down from about 133,000 a year earlier, on the Bureau’s estimate.