Not Israel, It Turns Out This Country Has the Largest Population of Jewish Followers in the World

Bukan Israel, Ternyata Ini Negara dengan Populasi Penganut Agama Yahudi Terbesar di Dunia

"Not Israel, It Turns Out This is the Country with the Largest Population of Jewish Followers in the World"

"Dream - Judaism is not considered an official religion in Indonesia. However, Judaism is not banned from being practiced by the Indonesian community. In addition, Judaism is one of the Abrahamic religions alongside Islam and Christianity. Many people around the world adhere to Judaism. Nevertheless, it turns out that the largest number of Jewish adherents in the world is not in Israel. So, which country has the largest Jewish population in the world? Check out the full review below!"

The translation of "Sejarah Kemunculan Agama Yahudi" to English is "The History of the Emergence of Judaism."

The Jewish religion, in general, is related to Islam and Christianity. The history of the emergence of this religion is closely linked to the history of Islam and Christianity. The origins of the Jewish religion are explained in their holy book, the Torah. In this book, it is told that God first appeared to a Hebrew named Abraham (Islam refers to him as Prophet Ibrahim). Abraham is then known as the earliest person to embrace the Jewish religion.

Not Israel, It Turns Out This Country Has the Largest Population of Jewish Followers in the World

"Children and grandchildren of Abraham, namely Isaac and Jacob, are also important figures in the history of the Jewish religion. Jacob, who is also known by the name Israel, has descendants who are then referred to as the Children of Israel."

"One thousand years after the time of Abraham, a prophet named Moses led the people of Israel out of slavery in Egypt. During this journey, God gave 10 commandments to Moses. These ten commandments are considered sacred texts for the Jewish people. Currently, there are about 16 million adherents of Judaism worldwide. Traditionally, a person is considered Jewish if their mother is also a follower of that religion. This number could increase if the definition is expanded, for example, by counting individuals who have a Jewish grandparent."

The translation of "Mengenal Agama Yahudi" to English is "Understanding Judaism".

According to the History site, Judaism is a monotheistic religion that has existed for more than 4000 years and is one of the oldest religions in the world.

"Monotheistic religion means believing in one God. Judaism believes in a God who has revealed Himself through prophets such as Abraham, Jacob, and Moses, as well as other prophets. The names of these prophets may sound familiar because the history of Judaism is indeed related to Islam and Christianity. These three religions are known as Abrahamic religions because they all regard Abraham as their ancestor."

It Turns Out This is the Country with the Largest Jewish Population in the World.

Many people assume that Israel has the largest Jewish population in the world. However, as quoted from the Jewish Virtual Library, the largest Jewish population is not in Israel. Here is the list of the 15 countries with the largest Jewish populations in the world in 2023: 1. United States (7,460,000 people) 2. Israel (7,427,000 people) 3. France (440,000 people) 4. Canada (398,000 people)

Sure! Here's the translation of the provided text while preserving the HTML tags: "5. United Kingdom (312,000 people)6. Argentina (171,000 people)7. Russia (132,000 people)8. Germany (125,000 people)9. Australia (117,000 people)10. Brazil (90,500 people)11. South Africa (50,000 people)12. Hungary (46,000 people)13. Mexico (40,000 people)14. Ukraine (33,000 people)15. Netherlands (29,700 people)"

"Well, that is the list of countries with the largest Jewish population in the world. With the explanation above, I hope it can enrich our knowledge, dear Dream friends!"

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