Divorce Rate in Israel Drops for First Time
×
Error: Contact form not found.
by Algemeiner Staff
The number of Israeli couples divorcing dropped for the first time in 2017, according to new data published by the Chief Rabbinate on Thursday.
A total of 10,674 Israeli couples divorced in 2017, down slightly from 10,825 the previous year.
There was a 7% decrease in the divorce rate in Tel Aviv, while in Jerusalem there was a 9% rise. The Israeli capital was the city with the most divorces in the country last year — 788.
The city with the fastest growing divorce rate was ultra-Orthodox Beitar Illit, which saw a 61% jump.
AIPAC Slightly More Popular Than Democratic Party, Poll Finds
Israel Estimates US Blockade of Strait of Hormuz to Slash Iran Oil Exports by 80%
Israel Competes in World Cheerleading Championships for First Time Ever
Rachel Goldberg-Polin Talks in ’60 Minutes’ Interview, New Memoir About Grief After Son Murdered by Hamas
Iran Seizes Ships in Strait of Hormuz After Trump Extends Ceasefire
Attacks in South Lebanon Strain Ceasefire on Eve of Washington Talks
Dutch Prosecutors Seek 30-Year Sentence for Alleged Syrian Torturer Who Backed Assad
French Soldier Dies of Wounds After Attack on UN Force in Lebanon, Macron Blames Hezbollah
Are We Paying Attention to Iran’s Strategy?
A Ceasefire Is Not a Strategy: What It Will Take to Turn the Israel–Lebanon Truce into a Turning Point






Are We Paying Attention to Iran’s Strategy?
Exclusive: As Ceasefire Extended, Iranian Voice Describes Deepening Repression, Waning Hope Under Regime’s Grip
US Announces Ceasefire Extension With Iran
Hungarian PM-Elect Says ICC Warrants Will Be Enforced, Even for Netanyahu Invitation, as Orban Policy Reversed
Why Bernie Sanders Is Beyond Wrong on Blocking Aid to Israel



