Total Immigration to Israel by Year

2023	45,000*
2022	74,714
2021	25,497
2020	19,713
2019	34,000
2018	30,300
2017	28,598
2016	25,977
2015	27,908
2014	24,120
2013	16,929
2012	16,560
2011	16,893
2010	16,635
2009	14,575
2008	13,701
2007	18,131
2006	19,269
2005	21,183
2004	20,899
2003	23,273
2002	33,570
2001	43,473
2000	60,201
1999	76,766
1998	56,730
1997	66,221
1996	70,919
1995	76,361
1994	79,844
1993	76,805
1992	77,057
1991	176,100
1990	199,516
1989	24,050
1988	13,034
1987	12,965
1986	9,505
1985	10,642
1984	19,981
1983	16,906
1982	13,723
1981	12,599
1980	20,428
1979	37,222
1978	26,394
1977	21,429
1976	19,754
1975	20,028
1974	31,979
1973	54,886
1972	55,888
1971	41,930
1970	36,750
1969	38,111
1968	20,703
1967	14,469
1966	15,957
1965	31,115
1964	55,036
1963	64,489
1962	61,533
1961	47,735
1960	24,692
1959	23,988
1958	27,290
1957	72,634
1956	56,330
1955	37,528
1954	18,491
1953	11,575
1952	24,610
1951	175,279
1950	170,563
1949	239,954
1948	101,828

*Estimate as of January 1, 2024.

Sources: Central Bureau of Statistics.
Tamara Zieve, “Israel sees drop in aliya numbers,” Jerusalem Post, (December 29, 2016).
Cnaan Liphshiz, “Russia and Ukraine provided Israel with majority of immigrants in 2017,” Times of Israel, (February 26, 2018).
“More than half of new immigrants to Israel in 2018 not considered Jewish,” JTA, (January 4, 2019).
“Israel’s population at 9,136,000 on the eve of 2020,” Jerusalem Post, (January 1, 2020).
“4,000 US immigrants moved to Israel in 2021, the highest annual figure since 1973,” Times of Israel, (December 22, 2021).
“Israel’s population approaches 9.7 million as 2022 comes to an end,” Times of Israel, (December 29, 2022).