Urban Areas
Israel is home to a diverse population from many ethnic, religious, cultural and social backgrounds. Of its more than 5.5 million population, 81.5 percent are Jews (over half are native born and mostly first and second generation), while the rest come from some 80 countries around the world; about 17% are Arabs (most of them are Moslem) and the remaining 1.5% are Christians, Druze, Circassian and other small communities.
Population of cities of 100,000 and more inhabitants |
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Latitude | Longitude | City proper | Urban area |
Data Date | |
Jerusalem | 31.78 | 35.22 | 573,000 | 1 VII 1994 | |
Tel Aviv-Yafo | 32.08 | 34.77 | 357,100 | 1,880,200 | 1 VII 1993 |
Haifa | 32.82 | 34.98 | 248,200 | 448,800 | 1 VII 1993 |
Holon | 32.02 | 34.77 | 163,300 | ... | 1 VII 1994 |
Rishon Leziyyon | 31.97 | 34.80 | 157,200 | ... | 1 VII 1994 |
Petah Tiqwa | 32.08 | 34.88 | 151,500 | ... | 1 VII 1994 |
Be'er Sheva | 31.25 | 34.83 | 144,700 | ... | 1 VII 1994 |
Netanya | 32.33 | 34.85 | 143,800 | ... | 1 VII 1994 |
Bat Yam | 32.02 | 34.75 | 142,800 | ... | 1 VII 1994 |
Bene Beraq | 32.08 | 34.83 | 126,000 | ... | 1 VII 1994 |
Ramat Gan | 32.07 | 34.80 | 122,500 | ... | 1 VII 1994 |
Ashdod | 31.80 | 34.63 | 115,200 | ... | 1 VII 1994 |
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