The Finance Ministry Accountant-General's Office released the State's financial records for 2011 on Wednesday.
For the first time, the report included a monetary assessment of state-owned land, which came to NIS 303 billion (roughly $79.42 billion).
Israel 'sterritory was divided into two sections for evaluation purposes: Marketed land, i.e. – areas designated for construction ,and free land, meaning areas which have yet to me earmarked for use.
According to the report 76% of State land – or 39.78 million acres – is still free.
The state currently owns 963,707 acres of designated land, worth some NIS 12.9 billion ($3.39 billion).
Other information included in the report suggested that overall, the State's assets in 2011 were worth NIS 291.5 billion ($77.32 billion).
Israel's roads stretch some 3,790 miles, divided into 156.6 miles of freeways and 1,975 miles of highways.
The report also supplied a segmentation of State expenditures, saying that 19% of the State budget was invested in security, 18% in social security and 12% on pensions.
Some 9% of the budget was allocated to healthcare, followed by education (7%), transportation (4%) and
homeland security (2%).
About 8% of the annual budget went towards covering the deficit, which in 2011 came to NIS 28.6 billion ($7.49 billion).