On the left is a pyramid of the population of Israel.  It shows that a majority of the population in Israel is of younger dependence, the largest age groups being 0-4 and 5-9, and it's about 5% of the Israeli population. As economic activity goes, age groups 15-64 are also large in length, meaning Israel is very economically active and takes up about 3% of the population. Lastly, as for older dependence, which is 65 and over, the percentage of the population decreases and shows that past 80, most of Israel's population doesn't continue to live, being less than 1%. This pyramid presents to us that Israel is a developing country since it's pyramid is shaped in a triangular shape. By definition, a developing country is seen to have a low life expectancy, a steady percent of each age dying off, and high birth rates, which is what we see here in the pyramid.