How Many Israelis Smoke? About 20% of Adults in 2024
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.
Life expectancy, national health expenditure and the health of each population group, as the Ministry of Health and the Bureau publish them.
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.
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.
90% of 1,010 people surveyed sought no treatment, the State Comptroller reported in 2025, with about 23,000 of 210,000 evacuees treated.
290,105 Clalit appointments were booked more than 90 days ahead, on the State Comptroller’s November 2024 audit of waiting times.
13.5% of Israel’s 2,184 known fuel facilities were monitored for water pollution, the State Comptroller reported for November 2020.
The Knesset Research and Information Centre counted 16,021 general hospitalisation beds on establishment in Israel in January 2019, at 45 institutions.
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.
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.