Welfare Profile of major Israeli Cities: Population, Immigration and Resources
Author: Yaakov Kop, Joel Blankett, Dalit Sharon Policy Research December 10, 1992

This paper presents the trends that characterize the large cities in Israel in the 1980s and the expected changes following the large wave of immigration in the early 1990s. Trends in three areas are examined: demography, budget and socioeconomic.

This publication appears as a chapter in the Center’s annual publication, Israel’s Social Services 1992-1993 and is available upon request.

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