I noticed an interesting contrast in the demographics of the Middle East. I looked at the statistics over the past 75 years — Iran's population has simply skyrocketed. In 1950, it was 16.8 million, and by 2025, it grew to 92.4 million. That's more than a fivefold increase over three-quarters of a century.



For comparison — Israel during the same period grew from 1.37 million to 9.7 million. Also a significant increase, but a completely different trajectory. If in 1950 the difference was 12 times, now it's approximately 9.5 times.

Looking at the dynamics: Iran's population added 5-20 million every decade during peak periods, especially in the 70s-90s. Israel is growing more steadily, but more slowly in relative terms.

It's interesting how such different trajectories influence the region as a whole. Demography is a powerful thing.
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