Yom Haatzmaut is Israeli Independence Day, a day of great celebration held every year in late April or early May – on the day (in the Hebrew calendar) which, in 1948, Israel declared its independence. Across Israel, events and celebrations take place to mark Independence – both on a national scale and on a more local scale, with almost every city, town, and village, having some sort of celebration. In 2018, Yom Haatzmaut (Israeli Independence Day) falls from sundown on April 18
Israel’s Population Nine Million on Eve of 70th Independence Anniversary
Data show that since last day’s Independence Day, number of those living in Israel and in settlements grew On 100th anniversary, population may cross 15 million
The Israel Central Bureau of Statistics released population data ahead of Israel’s 70th
Independence Day saying that 8,842,000 people live in Israel and in the settlements in the West Bank.
Yom Haatzmaut is Israeli Independence Day
