Geographically, Israel is home to half of all living Jewish Holocaust survivors, with an estimated 97,600 people.

Israel, which has the most survivors (110,100, as of last October), is projected to lose 43% by 2030, dropping to 62,900.

Holocaust survivors worldwide will see an increase of $114 million in support over each of the next two years and an increase of $55 million for Holocaust education over the next four years.

The survivors were documented living in 90 countries, with 49% of them located in Israel.