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What Israel Trades

In 2023, Israel sold about $58.9B of goods to the rest of the world and bought about $91.9B in return. Its biggest customer was United States ($17.3B, 29% of exports); its biggest supplier, China ($16.3B). The map above draws each partner as an arc sized by value; the full lists are below. Bilateral goods trade from UN Comtrade, exports FOB and imports CIF.

GOODS EXPORTED$58.9B

GOODS IMPORTED$91.9B

TOP PARTNERUnited States

Where Israel sends its goods

Israel’s biggest export markets — the countries it sells the most goods to, by value (FOB).

129.4%$17.3B

25.8%$3.4B

35.8%$3.4B

44.1%$2.4B

53.8%$2.2B

63.6%$2.1B

73.6%$2.1B

83.1%$1.8B

92.7%$1.6B

102.5%$1.5B

112.4%$1.4B

122.3%$1.4B

131.9%$1.1B

141.8%$1.1B

151.6%$959M

161.6%$945M

171.3%$772M

181.3%$745M

19Slovenia1.2%$708M

201.2%$694M

211.1%$642M

221.1%$627M

23Russian Federation1.0%$590M

240.8%$481M

250.8%$466M

Top 25 partners by value. Shares are of total exports. 95.4% of exports is drawn on the map; the rest is trade logged against non-country groupings.

Where Israel buys its goods

Israel’s biggest suppliers — the countries it buys the most goods from, by value (CIF, including shipping).

117.8%$16.3B

210.5%$9.7B

36.1%$5.6B

45.7%$5.3B

53.9%$3.5B

62.6%$2.4B

7Russian Federation2.5%$2.3B

82.4%$2.2B

92.3%$2.1B

102.2%$2.0B

112.1%$2.0B

122.1%$1.9B

131.9%$1.7B

141.8%$1.6B

151.5%$1.4B

161.3%$1.2B

171.3%$1.2B

181.3%$1.2B

191.3%$1.1B

201.0%$900M

210.9%$799M

220.8%$739M

230.7%$656M

240.7%$617M

250.6%$571M

Top 25 partners by value. Shares are of total imports. 86.3% of imports is drawn on the map; the rest is trade logged against non-country groupings.

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