It ranks highest in the Middle east in terms of life expectancy, with one of the highest life expectancy rates in the world. The Israeli border, press, and media have the highest level of freedom among the countries of the Middle East. 

In the field of agriculture, Israel is one of the pioneers of high-quality crop production worldwide. Israeli farmers and researchers are engaged in extensive coordination and cooperation in developing and applying sophisticated scientific methods in various fields of agriculture.

Electronic equipment and machinery designed and manufactured in Israel are widely used in agricultural activities, from irrigation and harvesting to milk production and packaging.

Utilizing the maximum possible volume of water resources and barren fields, today Israel has reached the point of Food production, which is one of its exporters. 

Imports of agricultural materials include wheat, meat, tea, coffee, rice, and sugar, while Israel is a major exporter of roses, watermelons, kiwis, raspberries, tomatoes, and peppers. In winter, European and American markets are importers of Israeli agricultural products.

Agricultural products packaging workshop
Israeli industry has flexible and diverse characteristics. Over the past two decades, the percentage of industrial exports has exceeded half of the country's total industrial production. More specifically, over two decades, Israel's industrial exports have increased sixfold, from $ 6 billion in 1985 to $ 35.6 billion in 2005.

Although Israel lacks major raw material mines, using a high-quality workforce, the country's industries have focused on producing products that are of a high quality and feature innovations and innovations. Scientific utilization. In products such as electronic medicine, agricultural technology, communications, Chemical materials and industries, computer software and hardware, and solar energy, Israeli products are the world's leading products.

Israel has made good progress in the printing software industry
Meanwhile, the Diamond cutting industry in Israel is the largest of its kind in the world. About 30 percent of Israel's industrial exports are diamonds, while Israel itself has no diamond mines and must import raw diamonds from other countries and, after milling, sell them on the world market and some developing countries that have turned to this field in recent years will find it difficult to compete. In 2005, Israel's diamond exports totaled $ 10.2 billion, of which Israel imported $ 9.2 billion worth of raw diamonds.