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In 2020, the Christian population in Israel grew by 1.4%, the Central Bureau for Statistics showed in a special report published Tuesday ahead of the New Year holidays.
In 2020, the Christian population in Israel grew by 1.4%, the Central Bureau for Statistics showed in a special report published Tuesday ahead of the New Year holidays.
The growth rate of the Christian population in Israel over the years is constant and is always on the rise, the numbers show. For comparison, the growth rate in the Jewish population was 1.5% and in the Muslim population 2.2%.</blockquote></ref>) Christian minorities who are remnants of the pre-1948 Arab majority, along with a small [[Druze]] community. It is the location of most Biblical events.
The growth rate of the Christian population in Israel over the years is constant and is always on the rise, the numbers show. For comparison, the growth rate in the Jewish population was 1.5% and in the Muslim population 2.2%.</blockquote></ref>) Christian minorities who are remnants of the pre-1948 Arab majority, along with a small [[Druze]] community. It is the location of most Biblical events.
Israel allows full term, [[taxpayer]]-funded [[abortion]] right up to the moment of birth.<ref>https://www.hadassahmagazine.org/2022/05/03/abortion-in-israel-relatively-easy-to-get-hard-to-discuss/</ref>
Israel gets nearly all of its tap water from desalination using the [[Mediterranean Sea]].<ref name="CNN">[https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/19/opinions/water-climate-crisis-farm-drought-israel-siegel/index.html Opinion: The country that is showing the world how to save water]. By Seth M. Siegel. ''CNN'', Sep 19, 2022</ref> Its agricultural water is from purified sewage.<ref name="CNN"/> Israel does not have legalized [[cannabis]], which in the [[U.S.]] is an enormous [[cannabis water use|waste of water]].
Israel gets nearly all of its tap water from desalination using the [[Mediterranean Sea]].<ref name="CNN">[https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/19/opinions/water-climate-crisis-farm-drought-israel-siegel/index.html Opinion: The country that is showing the world how to save water]. By Seth M. Siegel. ''CNN'', Sep 19, 2022</ref> Its agricultural water is from purified sewage.<ref name="CNN"/> Israel does not have legalized [[cannabis]], which in the [[U.S.]] is an enormous [[cannabis water use|waste of water]].