Statistics
Israel’s 81% war consensus is an illusion - opinion
When we breakdown the data, what looks like national unity turns out to be two markedly different understandings of the war, imagined by two different publics.
Fifteen percent of Israelis victims of crime as fears rise, reporting remains low - survey
One in five UK university students would not have Jewish roommate, UJS polling finds
Why Jerusalem’s last-place quality of life ranking doesn’t tell the full story - opinion
Is AI giving biased, antisemitic info? Here's how you can fight it - opinion
Artificial Intelligence doesn’t understand truth, and when bias goes unchallenged, antisemitism is quietly repeated by AI systems the world trusts.
Cuddle up for winter: OkCupid reveals data on Israeli's dating habits
Israel’s short winter may be brief, but its emotional impact is not. OkCupid data shows colder weather pushes singles indoors, heightening loneliness and the desire for connection.
A low not seen since the 18th century: The European countries on the verge of disappearing
Birth rates in Europe continue to decline to historic lows. In most countries, women are giving birth to fewer than 1.5 children—far from what's needed to maintain demographic stability.
Israel has lost 79 civilians to terror since last Remembrance Day
Israel reports 79 new terror victims since last Remembrance Day; total war-related deaths reach 934 civilians.
The benefits of using an odds calculator for sports betting
Divisions in Israeli society and vision for the future
Wages in Arab sector increase, but so do pay gaps, says new study
The study “shows the enormous challenges that the Arab sector still faces in the labor market,” Alfanar CEO Hussam Abu Baker said.
Which Israeli city has the best quality of life?
Jerusalem struggles, while Herzliya and Kfar Saba excel.
Fresh pressures on businesses to practice transparency with user data
The great emigration: Israel sees an unprecedented number leave the country
Israel faces record emigration, with 40,600 leaving this year, numbers the country has never seen before.
