The primary and official language of Israel is Hebrew. Modern Hebrew was revived in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and is used in most aspects of Israeli life, including government, education, and commerce.
Another official language is Arabic, spoken by a significant minority of the population, particularly Israeli Arabs. Arabic holds a special status, guaranteeing its use in government institutions and allowing Arabic speakers to conduct business with the government in their language.
While not official languages, English is widely spoken and understood, especially in business, tourism, and higher education. Many Israelis have a good command of English.
Other languages spoken in Israel include Russian, Yiddish and various other languages spoken by immigrant communities.
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