Israel's gross domestic product is likely to see an increase of 3.4% this year

Israel's growth rate is the highest among the developed countries, and is more than double the OECD average of 1.4%

The treaty includes a clause for the exchange of information between the tax authorities

On the eve of the Jewish New Year - Rosh Hashanah 5773 (2012), the population of Israel numbers about 7,933,200 – with 5,978,600 Jews

The study also shows that roads in Israel are far more congested than most cointries in the Organization for Economic Co-operation and development

According to the data, 246,000 people were unemployed, but the number of people employed had also grown

Also in the report: Israelis are online more than the Germans, but sleep less than recommended by health organizations

Israel is ranked second most educated country in the world, among OECD member countries in terms of the number of academics