Jewish population 2023

In 2023, the Jewish population exceeded 25 million.

The world population is about 8 billion, and Jews account for 0.2 1%, which has created many brilliant achievements. There are more than 25 million Jews in the world, 5.7 million in the United States, and the rest are distributed around the world. As the representatives of outstanding nations in the world, Jews not only established their own country, but also spread all over the world, becoming one of the most influential nations in the world.

Besides Israel, the United States has the largest number of Jews in the world. Today, Jews are the pillars of American society, politics and commerce. They play an extremely important role in every American election. Unlike blacks, Jews are high-income people in the United States. The political stability, business transparency, racial equality and excellent educational environment in the United States are all very important reasons for attracting Jews here.

France has the largest number of Jews in Europe, with a population of about 550,000. Before the discovery of the New World in North America, Europe was the place with the largest number of Jews. In the past, although Jews did not have high social status and political power in Europe, with their excellent business acumen, they were still able to live a richer and more moist life than most Europeans. Now, the United States has replaced Europe as the most desirable destination for Jews.

Jewish celebrities

Anne Frank, 1

Anne Frank (1June 92912 ~1March 9, 945) is a Jewish girl who was born in Frankfurt, Germany. Anne used 13' s birthday diary to record her experiences in Het Achterhuis from June 1942 to August 12 during World War II.

2. joseph heller

Joseph heller, one of the most famous contemporary American novelists, was born in Coney Island, Brooklyn, new york. His parents are Russian Jewish immigrants. 196 1 published the novel Catch-22, which made him famous. This novel is regarded as a classic of black humor and has a great influence on the world literary world in the 20th century.

3. heinrich rudolf hertz

German physicist and Jew heinrich rudolf hertz (1 February 22, 857-1894 65438+1October1) first confirmed the existence of electromagnetic waves in 1888. And made great contributions to electromagnetism, so the international unit of frequency Hertz was named after his surname.