1. Jerusalem: A City in Transition Population and Spatial Relations March 2005 Note: The source for all statistical data hereafter is the Statistical Yearbook of Jerusalem, edited by Maya Choshen and published in cooperation by the Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies and the Municipality of Jerusalem Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies www.jiis.org.il This is a PDF document. Use PgUp and PgDown to navigate JIIS

3. MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES JIIS

4. Corpus Seperatum , 1947 JIIS Current Municipal Boundary

8. POPULATION JIIS

10. Age structure – Israel vs. Europe Source: United States census bureau - www.census.gov JIIS

11. Age Structure - Jerusalem JIIS 20 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 20 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Age % Jews Arabs

12. Jerusalem vs. other Localities Tel-Aviv - Yafo Maale Adumim Jerusalem Mevaseret-Zion JIIS

13. Population Growth JIIS 2.9% 1.3% 1.8% Average Annual Growth 2003-1997 (33.0) 228.7 (67.0) 464.5 (100.0) 693.2 2003 3.5% 2.2% 2.6% Average Annual Growth 1997-1987 (31.0) 193.0 (69.0) 429.1 (100.0) 622.1 1997 2.8% 2.4% 2.5% Average Annual Growth 1987-1977 (28.3) 136.5 (71.7) 346.1 (100.0) 482.6 1987 4.2% 3.3% 3.5% Average Annual Growth 1977-1967 (27.6) 103.7 (72.4) 272.3 (100.0) 376.0 1977 (25.8) 68.6 (74.2) 197.7 (100.0) 266.3 1967 (%) Arabs &others (%) Jews (%) Total Year

14. Population Growth 1967–2003 The rapid growth of the Arab population compared to the Jewish population has increased the share of the former and decreased the share of the later. JIIS 218% 225% Arab population 138% 160% Total population 124% 135% Jewish (and other non-arab) population Israel Jerusalem

15. Jewish and Arab Population (%) The reality in the city conflicts with the declared government policy of maintaining the demographic advantage of the Jewish population vis-a-vis the Arab population at a certain level. JIIS 19 % 14 % 33 % 26 % Arab population 100 % 100 % 100 % 100 % Total Population 81 % 86 % 67 % 74 % Jewish (and other) population 2002 1967 2002 1967 Israel Jerusalem

18. Employed Persons by Economic Branch JIIS Industry 8% 10% 18% Financial services 15% 29% 15% Public sector 48% 27% 33% Jerusalem Tel-Aviv Israel

19. Poverty % of Families Below "Poverty Line", 2003 % of Aged 15+ in Civilian Labor Force, 2003 JIIS

24. Fertility Rate, 2002 (Number of children a woman is expected to bear in her lifetime) The high fertility rate among Jewish women in Jerusalem is due to the city's large Haredi population. Ultra-Orthodox women bear an average of 7.5 or more children in their lifetime. JIIS .. .. 1.7 1.7 Haifa .. .. 1.9 1.9 Tel Aviv-Yafo 4.3 4.2 2.6 2.9 Israel 4.6 4.1 3.8 3.9 Jerusalem Of whom, Muslim Total Arabs Jews (and others) Entire Population

29. Terrorism JIIS 18 37 125 577 35 148 357 1,559 1967 - 1999 2000 - 9.2003 Haifa and Environs Tel Aviv and Environs Jerusalem and Environs Israel: Total Attacks 186 677 1,495 4,166 2000 - 9.2003 75 684 1,141 3,843 1967 - 1999 Wounded 53 90 251 915 2000 - 9.2003 14 153 249 1,004 1967 - 1999 Fatalities Casualties

32. Metropolitan Jerusalem From City to Metropolis JIIS

36. Multi-Centered JIIS

37. Decentralized Focus JIIS

38. Strong Focus JIIS

40. The Security Fence Reality and Alternatives JIIS

41. The Security Fence Fence configuration – approx. 57 miles in the Jerusalem area. Around Maale Adumim: 23 more miles Wall configuration – approx. 8 miles in the Jerusalem area Source: ministry of defense JIIS

42. The Route, Crossing Points Currently Executed Route Fence separating Palestinians from Palestinians, creating conflicts JIIS

43. Israel's Supreme Court Map submitted on an appeal by Beit Surik and others against the route JIIS

44. The Current Route As decided by the Israeli government on Feb. 20 th , 2005 (post Israeli High Court decision) JIIS Betar Illit Efratha Maale Adumim Bethlehem Givat Zeev Ramallah Source: Ministry of Defense Old City Original route (2002) New (corrected) route Fortified road Tunneled road Ma'ale Adumim area 1949 armistice line

45. Demographic Alternative JIIS

46. Life Pattern Alternative JIIS

47. Metropolitan Alternative JIIS

48. Jerusalem: A City in Transition Population and Spatial Relations www.jiis.org.il JIIS Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies