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1. Uncertainty for Tunisian Jews

Subjects
Terrorism -- Influence, Jews -- Statistics, Population declines -- Forecasts and trends -- Political aspects, Market trend/market analysis, Philosophy and religion
Abstract

HARA KBIRA, TUNISIA * Across North Africa, a once-vibrant Jewish population has all but vanished. Their biggest numbers are to the west, in Morocco, where some 2,500 aging Jews remain. [...]

Published
2016

2. Vitality and pluralism lead trends in world Judaism

Subjects
Judaism -- Reports -- Forecasts and trends, Jews -- Statistics, Pluralism, Market trend/market analysis, Philosophy and religion
Abstract

Judaism is vibrant and more accepted than ever in U.S. society, while it is experiencing a growing pluralism in Israel, according to a special report on Judaism and the Jews [...]

Published
2012

3. Who's who in world religions

Author

Neuhaus, Richard

Subjects
Religions -- Statistics, Jews -- Statistics, Christians -- Statistics, Muslims -- Statistics, Philosophy and religion
Abstract

David Barrett gathers population data on religions for the AD2000 Global Evangelization Movement. He estimates that worldwide there are currently 1.9 billion Christians, just over 1 billion Muslims, 18.2 million Jews, 766 million Hindus, 337 million Buddhists, 20 million Sikhs and slightly more than 1 billion atheists and nonreligious people. Barrett's method for calculating Jews is controversial because he includes many categories, such as Christians or atheists, who are ethnic Jews, that are excluded by most Jewish data gatherers. He also estimates 150,000 Christians are martyred annually.

Published
1997

4. Dutch Jewish

Subjects
Birth rates -- Statistics, Vital statistics -- Netherlands -- Statistics, Jews -- Statistics, Philosophy and religion, Statistics
Abstract

The tiny Dutch Jewish community that survived the Holocaust may not survive its own low reproduction and high divorce rates, according to a new study in the Netherlands. According to [...]

Published
2001

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