Israel
Introduction
Officially known as the State of Israel, the country is located in Western Asia near the southeastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea. There are several land-bordering neighbours of Israel, namely Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Egypt. There are also the Palestinian terrotories of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. The official language of Israel is Hebrew, and the capital as well as the largest city in the nation is Jerusalem. The region is characterized by its very high density due to small land coverage of 20,770 square kilometers.
Economy
The GDP of Israel is relatively high when we take into account the neighbouring countries. In the region of the Middle East and North Africa, it is the 7th largest economy, ahead of Morocco and Qatar, but behind Iraq and Algeria. In 2019, it was estimated to be around $381 billion (with PPP factor included). Interestingly, the GDP per capita is quite high for this region and it is estimated to be $42,140. As a result, it gives them seventh place in the region in the rankings of GDP per capita as well.
Population
There are approximately 9 million people that live in Israel, according to the latest data provided by World Bank Data in 2019. However, due to its small land coverage, its density is at around 422 people per square kilometer.
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