The birth rate in Palestine was 5.44 in 2000, while today it is around 3.5. Compared to countries facing a population crisis, this is a high birth rate despite the state of war they are living in. Of course, there are many sociocultural and economic reasons underlying this. Restrictions in access to sexual protection and hygiene products and having a culturally multi-child family structure are some of them.
If we talk about Israel, unlike other countries, there is an increasing birth rate graph in the last 20 years. I think that Jews with high religious attachment are undoubtedly the ones who have the most share in the establishment of such a graph.
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