Israeli Citizens Are Among the World’s Happiest
The Jewish state ranks number 8 in worldwide poll
Israelis rank 8 in worldwide happiness pollIf you’re fortunate enough to have visited Israel, you probably noticed that, despite the obvious security concerns and other problems unique to the Middle East, Israelis always seem to be pretty relaxed and content.
Now, in a Gallup poll published in Forbes magazine, Israel, as it turns out, is not only a content nation, it is also one of the world’s happiest countries.
Israel placed eighth in the poll which saw thousands of respondents from 155 countries took part ranking their level of satisfaction on a number of different issues. Respondents also measured their "daily experiences" and gave a score to factors including whether they felt well-rested, respected, free of pain and intellectually engaged.
The poll showed that more than 60 percent of Israel's citizens are "thriving", while only 3 percent were found to be "suffering."
Israel tied for eighth place on the list with Australia, Canada, and Switzerland, while Denmark, Finland, and Sweden are home to the happiest folks. The United States came in at number 11, while the West African nation of Togo was found to be the least happy country.
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