"Israel Achieves High Life Expectancy with Lower Health Costs Among OECD Nations"

Israels average life expectancy has increased to 83.8 years, placing it fourth among OECD nations, while maintaining lower health costs compared to other countries.

• Recent data from the Ministry of Health highlights that Israels life expectancy has risen by nearly a full year, now reaching 83.8 years, ranking fourth in the OECD.
• The countrys improved life expectancy outpaces nations like Japan and Spain, reflecting successful health strategies despite a lower mortality rate compared to countries such as Germany and Switzerland.
• Israels health care system, characterized by its efficiency, allows for lower health costs while achieving high life expectancy, a notable accomplishment among OECD members.