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Fertility Challenges Beyond Politics
The article discusses the importance of demographic conflict in the Arab region and Israel, where fertility rates in Arab countries are declining to levels close to the minimum threshold for reproduction, threatening population vitality and future sustainability. Meanwhile, fertility rates in Israel are rising and exceeding three children per woman, supported by institutional backing and policies that promote population growth. The article highlights that Israel views population increase as a cornerstone of national security and works to strengthen it through policies encouraging childbirth and family support. In contrast, Arab countries face economic and cultural challenges that lead to declining birth rates. It emphasizes the necessity of developing future strategies focused on the quality of human and economic resources to achieve a demographic balance that ensures the sustainability of Arab strength in the face of regional challenges.
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