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Ce graphique montre l'âge médian de la population résidente en Israël de 1950 à 2050. En 2015, l'âge médian de la population israélienne était d'environ 30 ans. This has many ramifications, one being the need to build a huge number of apartments to house all the Israelis who are going to be born in the coming years. By then, Israel will need two more major metropolitan areas. Israel’s population is growing at the dizzying pace of two percent a year, four times the average of just 0.5 percent in other developed countries. This statistic shows the median age of the population in Israel from 1950 to 2050. In 2030, there will be 12 million residents in Israel, and in 2050 there will be 17 million people here. Remember, this is a country where it takes 15 years to approve construction of a single [new] neighborhood, so 2030 is tomorrow and 2050 is the day after tomorrow. Israel’s population will number 18 million by the year 2050, making it the most crowded country in the OECD, with dramatic social and environmental consequences, according to a report published Sunday to mark “Crowded Future: A Look at Israel 2050”, a conference held at Tel Aviv University on Sunday. Other indicators visualized on maps: (In English only, for now) Adolescent fertility rate (births per 1,000 women ages 15-19) Haredim to surpass Arab population by 2050 More than 1/3 of Jewish population will be haredi by 2059, with more than 4 million haredim in Israel. The Israel of 2050 will be a land of apartment towers, with nearly all other activity from shopping to manufacturing to road travel taking place underground. Cela signifie que d’ici 2050 la population aura doublé et passera de 9 millions actuellement à 17,6 millions selon les indications du Bureau des statistiques, et cela dans un pays de la taille du New Jersey. In the entire country, there will be no more than 700,000 dunams (175,000 acres) of open space. Avec près de 2% par an, la croissance démographique d’Israël est la plus rapide des pays développés. Pirâmides Populacionais: Israel - 2050. The report analyzes the expected effects […] Israel’s population – like the rest of the world – is an aging one, the report found. By 2050, the total Jewish population size in Israel will increase to 8.18 million, making it the largest Jewish population in the world. In fact, this number will represent just over half of the world’s Jewish population (50.8%). This population size also represents roughly 1.6% of the total North African-Middle Eastern regional population. Serbia: The population is projected to drop from 8.7 million in 2020 to 7.1 million in 2050, an 18.9% decline. Between 2010 and 2050, Israel’s Jewish population is expected to grow by about 2.5 million people while the U.S. Jewish population declines by about 330,000. By 2050, more than half of the world’s Jews (51%) are expected to live in Israel. ISRAEL’S POPULATION is growing 2% a year, four times the average of 0.5% in other developed countries (photo credit: SHIR TOREM/FLASH90) ... the GDP would double by 2050. As the number of Jews in Israel increases, so will Israel’s share of the world’s Jews.
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