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How Many People Does Israel Count in the West Bank? 504,700 in Israeli Localities
Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics counts 504,700 people in the West Bank’s Israeli localities, preliminary, at 31 December 2023.
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Population and Demography
What the Central Bureau of Statistics counts: population by group, births, fertility, immigration and world Jewish population.
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How Many Israelis Have Left the Country? 82,800 in 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.
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How Many People Live in Jerusalem?
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.
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How Many Ethiopian Israelis Are There?
The Central Bureau of Statistics counted 168,800 residents of Ethiopian origin at the end of 2022, and defines who is in that count.
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How Many Moslems Live in Israel?
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.
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How Many Druze Live in Israel?
The Central Bureau of Statistics estimated approximately 152,000 Druze in Israel in February 2024, and counts them inside its Arabs group.
Chronology
How Many People Have Immigrated to Israel Since 1948?
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.
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How Many Christians Live in Israel?
Approximately 184,200 Christians were living in Israel in December 2025, about 1.9% of the population, on the Central Bureau of Statistics’ estimate.
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How Many People Live in Israel?
Israel’s population reached 10.244 million in April 2026 on the Central Bureau of Statistics’ preliminary estimate. What each category counts.
Questions Answered
How Many Holocaust Survivors Are Still Living in Israel?
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.