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Russian language in Israel
Ariel, Nazareth Illit (Nof HaGalil), Or Akiva, Haifa, Ashdod, and Be'er Sheva should be added to the list of locations.
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We will update the location for Russian [rus] in Israel, for inclusion in the next edition of the Ethnologue.
Map
Israel is one of the few "major" countries without a map. It would be great to have one showing Palestinian Arabic, Bedawi Arabic, Syrian Arabic (Golan?), and maybe other languages I'm not aware of (Armenian in the Armenian quarter of Jerusalem? Russian in some localities such as Nof Hagalil: https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2022-04-20/ty-article-magazine/.prem... ?)
No action taken.
Turkish language in Israel
According to this paper (p. 513): https://www.jstor.org/stable/4284466
100,000-150,000 immigrants from Turkey in Israel (including the offsprings of immigrants)
In 2001, 30,600 Turkish Jews born abroad (most likely, in Turkey) in Israel.
20,000 Turkish immigrants in Israel who still have Turkish citizenship
So there are at least 30k Turkish speakers in Israel.
We will add a language entry for Turkey [tur] in Israel, for inclusion in the next edition of the Ethnologue.

