In which countries are Jews mainly distributed?

Jews are mainly distributed in Israel, America and other countries.

Jews (Hebrew:? Yehudim), also known as the Jewish nation, belongs to Semite, whose race is Semite-Hermite subspecies of Europa, which is widely distributed in all countries of the world. There are usually two kinds of Jews. Broadly speaking, according to the definition of halaka in Jewish law, all people who convert to Judaism (religious significance) and those born to Jewish mothers (national significance) belong to Jews. Jews originated from Hebrew in Israel or West Asia. In a narrow sense, we should trace back to history in the category of "race"

There is a strong correlation between Jewish nationality, culture and religious belief, and Judaism is a traditional religion, which maintains the sense of identity of all Jews. Judaism does not welcome foreigners to believe in Judaism, and foreigners must pass the test to believe in Judaism. However, there are still a few people of different colors around the world who become part of the Jewish ethnic group because they believe in Judaism, and Jews have thus developed from a nomadic ethnic group in the Arabian Peninsula to one of the world ethnic groups.

According to the statistics of Jewish organizations, in 2007, the total number of Jews in the world was about160,000, of which 5.4 million settled in Israel, 5.3 million lived in the United States, and the rest were scattered around the world. Israel is the only country in the world with Jews as its main ethnic group.