- Hebrew and Arabic are the official languages of Israel. Hebrew is most commonly spoken. 20% of the population are Israeli-Arabs who speak Arabic as well.
- Among other things, this law declared Hebrew as the “official language” of Israel and downgraded Arabic, to a language with “special status.”
- The languages of Israel are both indigenous and non-indigenous. Israel or formally, the State of Israel, is located in the Middle East.
- English is widely spoken and understood, and Arabic is the daily language and language of instruction for Israel's Arabic citizens.
- While Hebrew is the official language of Israel, Arabic is also recognized as an official language and is widely spoken by the Arab minority in Israel.
- Hebrew (עִבְרִית - "Jewish language") or Hebrew is the language of the Semitic family, the state language of Israel. Almost 2000 years of Hebrew was considered a...
- The official languages of Israel are Hebrew and Arabic, and English is a semi-official language.
- 10% other languages (including Romanian, German and Amharic, which were not offered as answers by the survey). This study also noted that 90% of Israeli Jews...
- 2.5 Zionism and British Mandate
- 2.7 Early years of the State of Israel
- The simplest way to answer this question would be to say Hebrew. But of course there’s a lot more that we can say about the languages of Israel.