With the conclusion of the year 5783, the Population Authority reveals where the largest number of births was recorded in 5783 and whether more girls or boys were born that year.
At the top of the table stands the largest city in Israel in terms of population - Jerusalem, with 10,784 girls and 11,369 boys. Following it is the city of Bnei Brak with 3,712 girls and 3,970 boys. Tel Aviv-Yafo is only third on the list, with 3,232 girls registered and 3,440 boys.
Here are some more cities on the list:
- Beit Shemesh – Girls: 2,781, Boys: 2,909.
- Ashdod – Girls: 1,931, Boys: 1,999.
- Petah Tikva – Girls: 1,802, Boys: 1,782.
- Netanya – Girls: 1,622, Boys: 1,691.
- Haifa – Girls: 1,579, Boys: 1,664.
- Rishon LeZion – Girls: 1,535, Boys: 1,586.
- Modi'in Illit – Girls: 1,502, Boys: 1,568.
The common names for the year 5783
Last week, the Population and Immigration Authority published the most popular Hebrew names for the past year. At the top of the list for girls in the general sector are the names:
1. Avigail - 969
2. Tamar - 847
3. Miriam - 806
4. Sarah - 710
5. Yael - 704
6. Ayala - 662
7. Noa - 653
8. Leah - 642
9. Adel - 606
10. Maya - 595
When looking at the breakdown for the Jewish sector, the names are slightly different:
1. Avigail - 950
2. Tamar - 837
3. Yael - 694
4. Noa - 635
5. Sarah - 596
6. Libby - 573
7. Ayala - 561
8. Adel - 552
9. Leah - 548
10. Ella - 528
The common names for boys in the general sector were:
1. Muhammad - 1,666
2. Adam - 1,187
3. Yosef - 1,186
4. David - 924
5. Ariel - 837
6. Lavi - 775
7. Omer - 762
8. Raphael - 762
9. Ahmed - 686
10. Daniel - 679
In the Jewish sector, the common names for boys were:
1. David - 846
2. Ariel - 814
3. Lavi - 754
4. Raphael - 719
5. Uri - 627
6. Yehuda - 585
7. Eitan - 574
8. Daniel - 544
9. Moshe - 536
10. Noam - 526
