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Full coverage· Health· Updated

Arab Israeli Society Faces Growing Elder Care Crisis Amidst Demographic Shifts

The Arab population in Israel is aging rapidly, facing challenges like economic insecurity, higher illness rates, and a digital divide. Experts urge proactive, culturally sensitive measures to address the growing elder care crisis.

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What happened

  1. 01Arab Israeli elderly population to double by 2045.
  2. 02Seniors face economic insecurity and higher illness rates.
  3. 03Digital divide hinders access to services and information.
  4. 04Lack of culturally sensitive care and local resources is a major issue.
  5. 05Experts call for proactive, community-based solutions.
Translated and summarized by baba from Maariv, the latest report. Read Maariv’s original

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