Israel
Every USGS world production table for 2025 that names Israel: its share of each world total, its rank and its reserves.
Israel’s share of each world total, 2025
- Bromine1st of 646%
- Potash7th of 124.1%
- Magnesium metal3rd of 71.8%
- Phosphate rock14th of 241%
Israel was the world’s largest producer of bromine in 2025, by USGS figures. That included 46% of world bromine. It supplied 83% of U.S. imports of bromine in 2021–24. It ranked third of 7 listed producers of magnesium metal.
Production listings
ranks among countries with published figures
| Commodity | Measure | 2025 | Unit | Rank | Change on 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bromine | Production | 200,000 | metric tons, bromine content | 1st of 6 | +5.3% |
| Magnesium metal | Primary smelter production | 20 | thousand metric tons | 3rd of 7 | +18% |
| Phosphate rock | Mine production | 2,400 | thousand metric tons, marketable phosphate rock | 14th of 24 | +0.8% |
| Potash | Mine production (K2O equivalent) | 2,000 | thousand metric tons, K2O equivalent | 7th of 12 | −12% |
Reserves
1 reserve figure published for Israel
| Commodity | Measure | Reserves | Unit | Rank | World share |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phosphate rock | Reserves | 60,000 | thousand metric tons | 19th of 24 | under 0.1% |
Supplier to the United States
share of U.S. imports, 2021–24
- Bromineall imports83%
- Magnesium metalall imports47%
- GemstonesDiamond27%
- Potashall imports3%
- Thalliumall imports2%
Similar producer profiles
most shared commodities, relative to both lists
Source: USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026, world production and reserves tables. How ranks and shares are worked out.