According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, at the end of 2021, Israel had 6 873 000 Jews, 1 671 000 Muslims, 179 000 Christians, and 146 000 Druze.

The Israeli flag is more than a national emblem; it is a bridge between ancient memory and modern statehood. While it feels timeless today, its design was actually the result of intense debate, competing visions, and a creative spark that turned a sacred object into a political symbol. Here is how a movement's banner became the official flag of the State of Israel in 1948.

David Zvi Pinkas was a signatory of the Declaration of Independence (out of 37 signers), and the third Minister of Transport of the State of Israel.

Moshe Sharett was an active Zionist leader, the first Foreign Minister of Israel, and its Second Prime Minister.

Born in Odessa, Rachel Cohen-Kagan was a Zionist activist and Israeli politician.