Populations Of Jerusalem
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The document summarizes population trends in Jerusalem from 1967 to 2006. Key points include: - The Jewish population grew at a slower rate than the Arab population, reducing the Jewish majority. - High birth rates among ultra-Orthodox Jews and Arabs contributed to population growth. - Internal migration patterns saw many non-religious Jews leaving for suburbs while ultra-Orthodox groups grew. - Population projections estimate Arabs will reach 40% of the total by 2020, challenging government policy to maintain a Jewish majority.
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Populations Of Jerusalem
- 1. Populations of Jerusalem Processes of Change, 1967-2006 The Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies Dr. Maya Choshen JIIS
- 17. The demographic balance in Jerusalem The Jewish majority is diminishing JIIS 2007 1967 34% 26% Arabs 66% 74% Jews
- 18. Population Growth 1967–2006 JIIS Total 156% 175% Arab 260% 268% Jewish 140% 143% Israel Jerusalem
- 19. Together with the growth in population, the city’s built-up area has also grown and expanded JIIS 2006
- 21. How did the city's population grow and reach its current state? JIIS
- 25. Birth rates in Jerusalem JIIS
- 26. Fertility Rate, 2006 (Number of children a woman is expected to bear in her lifetime) JIIS Entire Population All Jews .. .. 1.9 1.9 Haifa .. .. 1.9 2.0 Tel Aviv-Yafo 4.0 3.7 2.7 2.9 Israel 4.1 4.0 3.9 3.9 Jerusalem Muslim Arabs All Arabs
- 30. Mortality Rates in Jerusalem Decrease due to improvements in health conditions, health services, and preventative medicine JIIS
- 32. Age Structure in Jerusalem JIIS
- 34. Immigrants to Jerusalem (Jews) JIIS
- 38. Internal Migration to and from Jerusalem (Jewish) JIIS
- 42. Migration Balance by Districts JIIS
- 43. The Migration of the Arab Population Ramallah, A-Ram Bethlehem Security Fence East Jerusalem JIIS
- 44. “ General” Jewish Population Pisgat-Ze’ev Maale Adumim Bet-Shemesh Gilo Tel-Aviv area JIIS
- 45. Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Population Satellite Neigh. Ultra-Orthodox localities Ultra-Orthodox localities Center Satellite Neigh. JIIS
- 51. Population Projection Source: Sergio Della Pergola JIIS Total 267,000 (100%) 658,000 (100%) 947,000 (100%) Arabs 69,000 (26%) 209,000 (31%) 358,000 (38%) Jews 198,000 (74%) 449,000 (69%) 589,000 (62%) 1967 2000 2020
- 53. Population projection - trends JIIS Arabs Jews 31% 69% 2000 2035 2020 50% 40% 50% 60%
- 54. Population Projection by Group JIIS
- 64. Populations of Jerusalem Processes of Change, 1967-2006 The Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies Dr. Maya Choshen Thank you JIIS