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Ölkə və ya bölgə	Yəhudi əhalisi	Adam başına düşən yəhudi əhalisi	Genişləndirilmiş yəhudi əhalisi
Dünya	14,511,000	505	20,000,000
İsrail	6,589,000[1]	1.33	6,956,000
ABŞ	5,700,000[2]	53	7,282,000
Fransa	465,000	139	600,000
Kanada	385,000	90	550,000
Böyük Britaniya	269,568	220	370,000
Rusiya	186,000	766	500,000
Argentina	181,300 - 230,000[3]	238	330,000
Almaniya	99,695	832	250,000
Avstraliya	112,500	213	135,000
Braziliya	95,000 [4]	2,133	150,000
Cənubi Afrika Respublikası	70,000	691	80,000 - 92,000[5]
Ukrayna	63,000	703	400,000
Macarıstan	47,900	207	150,000
Meksika	40,000 - 67,476[6]	3,007	50,000 - 67,476
İspaniya	30,000	900	50,000[7][8][9]
Belçika	30,000	348	40,000
Niderland	29,900	563	45,000
İtaliya	28,000	2,171	45,000[10][11] [12]
Polşa [a]	8,000[16][17]	4,750	12,000 - 100,000[15]
İsveçrə	19,000	424	25,000
Çili	18,500	939	25,000
Türkiyə	17,200	4,801	21,000
İsveç	15,000	648	20,000
Uruqvay	12,000[18] - 17,200	278	25,000
Belarus	11,500	835	25,000
Panama	10,000	361	11,000
Rumıniya	9,400	2,312	20,000
Avstriya	9,000	914	20,000
İran	8,756[19]	9,186	12,000
Azərbaycan	9,100[20]	1,113	16,000
Venesuela	8,000	3,608	12,000
Yeni Zelandiya	6,867[21]	655	10,000[22]
Danimarka	6,400	870	8,500
Mərakeş	6,000[23]	13,745	6,500
Latviya	5,600	387	12,000
Honkonq	5,000[24]	1,422	5,000
Hindistan	5,000	247,269	7,000
Yunanıstan	4,500	2,398	6,000
Kolumbiya	4,500	10,277	5,200
Çexiya	3,900	2,725	15,000
Özbəkistan	3,800	7,613	8,000
Moldova	3,700	968	7,500
Qazaxıstan	3,100	5,790	6,500
Litva	2,900	1,209	6,500
Gürcüstan	2,800	1,763	6,000
Slovakiya	2,600	2,093	4,500
Sinqapur	2,500	18,557	500
Kosta-Rika	2,500	1,902	3,000
ÇXR	2,500	542,277	3,000
Bolqarıstan	2,000	3,462	6,000
Estoniya	2,000	629	3,400
Peru	1,900	15,867	3,000
Xorvatiya	1,700	2,629	3,000
İrlandiya	2,000[25]	3,020	2,400
Puerto-Riko	1,500	2,431	2,500
Uqanda	1,500 [26]	23,089	2,500
Yaponiya	300	422,240	məlumat yoxdur
Serbiya	1,400	5,149	2,800
Finlandiya	1,300	4,052	1,800
Norveç	770[27]	6,828	1400[28]
Paraqvay	900	7,448	1,500
Qvatemala	900	16,274	1,500
Tunis	900	12,153	1,100
Ekvador	290	26,090	300
Lüksemburq	600	867	900
Portuqaliya	600	18,022	1,000
Cəbəllüttariq	600	48	800
Kuba	500	22,094	1,500
Boliviya	500	21,262	900
Bosniya və Herseqovina	500	7,742	1,000
Qırğızıstan	500	11,208	1,000
Zimbabve	400	34,430	600
Ermənistan	300 - 500[29]	10,200	300 - 500
Baham adaları	300	1,070	400
Vyetnam	300[30]	311,403	300
Keniya	300	150,033	700
Pakistan	200[31] - 1500[32]	980,870	1500
Livan	200[33][34]	29,415	200
Yamayka	200	14,650	400
Niderland Antil adaları	200	1,525	400
Surinam	200	2,865	400
Türkmənistan	200	25,860	400
Tailand	200	338,705	300
Fransa Polineziyası	120[35]	1,533	120
Şimali Makedoniya	260	20,910	360
Cənubi Koreya	150	490,400	200
Filippin	100	1,076,680	200
Dominikan Respublikası	260	103,497	200
Salvador	100	61,255	200
Kipr	100	11,724	200
Malta	100	4,126	1000
Sloveniya	100	19,882	200
Tayvan	100	233,600	200
Efiopiya	100	966,334	1,000
Botsvana	100	21,558	200
Konqo Demokratik Respublikası	100	774,337	200
Namibiya	100	21,984	200
Nigeriya	100	1,771,558	200
BƏƏ	100	91,570	500
İslandiya	100	3,325	250
Yəmən	40[36] - 50	289,467	300
Martinika	90[37]	4,289	90
Fici	60[38]	15,050	60
Yeni Kaledoniya	50[39]	5,340	50
Albaniya	40 - 50[40]	75,500	40 - 50
Misir	18[41]	5,259,277	40 - 50
Bəhreyn	36[42]	36,500	36
Lixtenşteyn	26[43]	1,467	30

1. ↑ Poland shows the widest range of any entry in this table. Once the epicenter of the diaspora with millions of Jews, the population was decimated by the Holocaust and further subdued by communism; estimating current numbers has been difficult. DellaPergola presents conservative estimates of just 3,200 (core) and 7,500 (enlarged) because census numbers have been low. There is reason to suspect the number is higher with multiple sources suggesting a population in the range of 20,000 to 25,000.^[13][14] One report notes that estimates have ranged anywhere from 10,000 to 100,000.^[15]Around 8,000 people in Poland openly describe themselves as religious Jews and are active members of Jewish organizations in Poland today. Therefore the number can be taken as a realistic minimum of the number of Jews in today's Poland.