
And surprisingly the US actually has a higher total number of Jews than Israel does (although much smaller share of the population).
From the map author:
Jewish people make their homes in nearly every country worldwide, with a global population of 15.7 million.
They represent 0.2% of the global population.
The two countries with the largest Jewish communities were the United States and Israel in 2022, with France being in a distant third place.
Geographically, Jews are concentrated primarily in North America (44%) and the Middle East- North Africa region (41%).
The remainder of the global Jewish population is found in Europe (10%), Latin America and the Caribbean (3%), Asia and the Pacific (between 1% and 2%) and sub-Saharan Africa (less than 1%).
Israel is the only country with a Jewish majority (76%).
The original data comes from World Population Review, and you can see the full list below:
Which country surprises you the most?








無名 says
Maybe Vietnam should be on this list. Seems like there was a couple hundred people at the Seder this past Passover