Israel’s official record, with the source in the sentence
This site publishes what Israel’s own bodies publish: the Central Bureau of Statistics, the Knesset, the courts, the State Comptroller, the Military Advocate General’s Corps, COGAT and the ministries. Every figure carries the body that issued it, the period it covers and, where the figure is a party’s own count of its own activity, the threshold that produced it.
It is funded by Israel, and it says so on the page that explains who publishes it and in the footer of every page here. It presents one side’s record and labels it as that.
- 1The answer, first
The number, the issuing body and the date, in the opening sentence.
- 2A table of the key figures
One row per figure: what it counts, who published it, the period it covers.
- 3Short questions, answered
Each heading is a question a reader would type, answered directly under it.
- 4Where the figures come from
What each body counts, and any arithmetic that must not be done.
- 5The full source list
Every figure traceable to the record that carries it.
What the Paris Protocol Says About Collecting and Clearing Tax Revenue
The 1994 Paris Protocol requires import-tax revenue cleared within six working days. The 3% deduction is in the 1995 Supplement, not the Protocol.
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View allThe Ottoman Land Code’s Three-Year Rule, and What It Does Not Say
Article 68 of the 1858 Ottoman Land Code makes land left fallow three years subject to the right of Tapu. It does not say the land reverts to the state.
Basic Law: Israel as the Nation-State of the Jewish People, Clause by Clause
The 2018 Basic Law has eleven clauses and no equality clause. What each one says, and what the Supreme Court held in HCJ 5555/18 on 8 July 2021.
Israel’s Population: What the Central Bureau of Statistics Counts, and How
Israel’s population reached 10.244 million in April 2026 on the Central Bureau of Statistics’ preliminary estimate. What each category counts.
What Israel’s Own Reviews Found About Unauthorized Outposts
Israel’s Prime Minister’s Office found 105 unauthorized outposts in March 2005, expressly a floor, and NIS 71,870,000 of ministry funding.
More from the record
View allHow the Military Advocate General’s Corps Examines Alleged Misconduct, and What It Has Published
The Military Advocate General’s Corps reported 74 criminal investigations opened as at 3 August 2024, on its own count, under a reasonable-suspicion standard.
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About this site
View allAbout and funding
Who publishes this site, who pays for it, and what it does and does not do. The funding is stated in plain words, not in fine print.
Sources and method
Which bodies the pages are built from, how a figure is checked before it runs, and the arithmetic these pages refuse to do.
Contact
A figure that does not match its source is the fastest thing here to fix. Send the page, the figure and the document.