Race in Israel

The ethnic structure of Israel is complex, mainly Jews.

Jews are the largest ethnic group in Israel, accounting for 75% to 80% of the total population. These Jews mainly come from Eastern Europe, North Africa and the Middle East, and they share the same traditions and values in Jewish culture and beliefs. Jews in Israel are divided into different groups, including Ashkenazi Jews, Russian Jews, Yemeni Jews, Iraqi Jews and Ethiopian Jews.

Arabs are the second largest ethnic group in Israel, accounting for about 20% to 25% of the total population. These Arabs mainly come from Arab communities in Palestine and Israel, and they mainly believe in Islam. Arabs play an important role in Israeli society and have their own political and cultural circles.

Russians are the third largest ethnic group in Israel, accounting for about 5% of the total population. These people are mainly from the former Soviet Union, and they are usually of Jewish descent or related to Jews. Russians also have a unique position in Israeli society, and their influence even exceeds that of Jews in some areas. There are other ethnic minorities in Israel, such as Ethiopians, Druze, Cherkasia, etc.

Introduction to Israeli culture:

Israeli culture is composed of Judaism and Jewish population with thousands of years of historical experience. With all kinds of immigrants from hundreds of countries on six continents, the Israeli society is quite diverse, artistic and creative. The Israeli government encourages and funds artistic activities. Tel Aviv, Haifa, Jerusalem and other cities have perfect art museums, and many towns and farms also have similar museums or historical sites.

The Israel Museum in Jerusalem has the Dead Sea Scrolls and a large number of other Jewish and Jewish art collections ... The Diaspora Museum in Tel Aviv University Campus is also quite famous, and many towns in Israel also have art villages.

Like other countries, sports in Israel is a very important national leisure activity. Israel's sports culture is more similar to that of European countries. The development of sports in Israel can be traced back to the beginning of the founding of Israel. Although football and basketball are considered to be the most popular sports in Israel, Israel also performs well in many other sports, such as handball and track and field, and also actively participates in the development and promotion of various sports.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Israel.