Jewish populations

Definition

Jewish populations refer to communities of people who identify as Jewish and share a common religious, ethnic, or cultural background.

Related terms

Diaspora: The scattering or dispersion of the Jewish population outside the historical region of Israel.

Synagogue: A place of worship for the Jewish community where religious ceremonies, prayers, and teachings take place.

Anti-Semitism: Prejudice, discrimination, or hostility directed towards Jews based on their religion or ethnicity.