A new analysis indicates the Israeli passport has reached a record high, entering the top 20 of the global passport ranking. The analysis, citing the Henley Passport Index, highlights the milestone despite the country's security challenges.
A new analysis, reported by reports, states that the Israeli passport has broken records and joined the top 20 of the global passport ranking. The analysis references the Henley Passport Index, which has tracked passport strength since its launch in July 2006. As The Zioneer reported on July 21, the Israeli passport was previously ranked 18th, granting visa-free access to 166 countries, with a note that Israel ranks 159th on the Global Peace Index. The current analysis suggests further improvement, though specific ranking numbers have not been detailed. The milestone underscores the strength of Israeli citizenship in an international context.
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