In 2023, Israel obtained an overall score of 0.67 in the Digital Quality of Life Index, placing it in the 17th place globally. Between 2022 and 2023 the country showed improvements in most categories of digital life except for internet affordability. During the observed period, Israel dropped from the first to the 21th place globally on this measure.
August 2024
Israel, MENA
2022-2023
The date of release is the date of access.
The figures are rounded.
Due to changes in methodology, figures before 2020 are not comparable.
The index evaluates over 100 countries based on five pillars: internet affordability, internet quality, e-infrastructure, e-security, and e-government using 14 indicators. The index values range from zero to one point, with one being the highest quality of digital wellbeing and zero the lowest. The data is then weighted, with each pillar accounting for 20 percent.
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Overview
Internet usage characteristics
Mobile internet
Popular interne-based platforms
Online crime
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