Judaism by country explained

This article deals with the practice of Judaism and the living arrangement of Jews in the listed countries.

Country	Jewish populations	Jewish history	Lists of Jews
			South-East European
			Asian
			Arab World
			Iberian
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Caribbean
	Argentine Jews (mainly Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jews)		Argentine
			East European and Asian
			Caribbean
	Kanfa Jews (mainly Ashkenazi Jews)		Oceanian
			Austrian
			East European and Asian
			Caribbean
			Arab World
			Asian
			Caribbean
			Belarusian
			West European
			Caribbean
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Caribbean
			Asian
			Latin American
			South-East European
			Sub-Saharan Africa
	Brazilian Jews (mainly Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jews)		Latin American
			Caribbean
			Asian
			South-East European
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Asian
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Canadian
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Chilean
			Asian
			Latin American
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Caribbean
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Latin American
			South-East European
			Latin American and Caribbean
			South-East European
			Czech
			North European
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Caribbean
			Latin American and Caribbean
			Asian
			Latin American
			Arab World
			Latin American
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			North European
			Sub-Saharan Africa
	Beta Israel		Sub-Saharan Africa
			Oceanian
			North European
			French
			Caribbean
			Oceanian
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			East European and Asian
			German
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Iberian
			South-East European
			Caribbean
			Latin American
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Caribbean
			Caribbean
			Latin American
			Asian
			Hungarian
			North European
			Asian
			Asian
			Asian
			Arab World
			West European
			Israeli
			West European
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Caribbean
			Asian
			Arab World
			Asian
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Oceanian
		North Korea and Radhanites	Asian
		South Korea and Radhanites	Asian
			South-East European
			Arab World
			Asian
			Asian
			North European
			Arab World
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Arab World
			West European
			North European
			West European
			Asian
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Asian
			Asian
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			West European
			Oceanian
			Caribbean
		Mauritania	Sub-Saharan Africa
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Mexican
			Oceanian
			East European
			West European
			Asian
			South-East European
			Arab World
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Asian
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Oceanian
			Asian
	Sephardi and Ashkenazi		West European
			Oceanian
			Latin American
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			South-East European
			North European
			Arab World
			Asian
			Oceanian
			Arab World
			Latin American
			Oceanian
			Latin American
	Inca Jews, Amazonian Jews		Latin American
			Asian
			Polish
			Iberian
			Latin American and Caribbean
			Arab World
			Romanian
			Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Caribbean
			Caribbean
			Caribbean
			Oceanian
			West European
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Arab World
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			South-East European
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Asian
			East European
			South-East European
			Oceanian
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Iberian
			Asian
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Caribbean
			North European
			West European
			Arab World
			Asian
			Asian
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Asian
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Oceanian
			Caribbean
			Arab World
			Asian and South-East European
			Asian
			Oceanian
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Ukrainian
			Arab World
			British
			American
			Caribbean
			Latin American
	Uzbek Jews (some of whom are Bukharan Jews)		Asian
			Oceanian
			Latin American
			Asian
			Arab World
			Arab World
			Sub-Saharan Africa
			Sub-Saharan Africa

See also

• Who is a Jew?
• Jewish ethnic divisions
• History of the Jews under Muslim rule
• Jewish population by country
• Historical Jewish population comparisons
• Lists of Jews
• Crypto-Judaism

References

References and sources are given within the articles themselves.