The living conditions in Israel are very high. Why has the fertility rate become so high?

It is generally believed that the low fertility rate due to good living conditions is due to the high cost of raising children, which is reflected in two aspects:

1, high cost of living; 2. The concept of raising has changed from living to raising well;

But there are two groups in Israel that are not like this:

1. Israel has a population of about 9 million, of which 1 10,000 are "ultra-orthodox Jews"-Khaledi (also known as Khaledi). Generally speaking, these people live in strict accordance with Judaism, study classics all their lives, refuse to give birth, refuse to perform military service, oppose sterilization and contraception, and actively give birth. They are supported by the state, with a fertility rate of 6.9.

Recently, Netanyahu is engaging in populism again, trying to win over these people and maintain their treatment, which may continue to rise.

2. There are about 6.5438+0.8 million Arabs in Israel, and the fertility rate is over 3%.

3. The Israeli government supports active childbearing. For example, the treatment of in vitro fertilization (IVF) is subsidized by the national public medical fund: treatment in private hospitals can be subsidized, and public hospitals are directly free.