the percentage of jewish population in the world in 1970 was 0.4.
the percentage of jewish population in the world in 1970 was 0.4.
what is the percentage of jewish population in the world in 1970?
0.4
section::::core jewish population.









































according to the jewish data bank (table 4), the 22 countries with the largest core jewish populations were:









































section::::see also.









































bullet::::- aliyah









































bullet::::- historical jewish population comparisons









































bullet::::- jewish ethnic divisions









































bullet::::- jewish population by urban areas









































bullet::::- judaism









































bullet::::- judaism by country









































bullet::::- list of urban areas by jewish population









































section::::external links.









































bullet::::- israelbooks.com the jewish people policy planning institute annual assessment 2004–2005: "between thriving and decline". gefen publishing house.









































bullet::::- publications on jewish population at the berman jewish policy archive @ nyu wagner









































bullet::::- jewish population and migration, by yivo encyclopedia
jewish population by country
when israel was first established in 1948, it had the third-largest jewish population in the world, after the united states and soviet union. in the 1970s, israel surpassed the soviet union as having the second-largest jewish population. in 2003, the israeli central bureau of statistics reported that israel had surpassed the united states as the nation with the world's largest jewish population. the report was contested by professor sergio dellapergola of the hebrew university of jerusalem. considered the greatest demographic expert on jews, della pergola said it would take another three years to close the gap. in january 2006, della pergola stated that israel now had more jews than the united states, and tel aviv had replaced new york as the metropolitan area with the largest jewish population in the world, while a major demographic study found that israel's jewish population surpassed that of the united states in 2008. due to the decline of diaspora jewry as a result of intermarriage and assimilation, along with the steady growth of the israeli jewish population, it has been speculated that within about 20 years, most of the world's jews will live in israel. in march 2012, the israeli census bureau of statistics reported on behalf of "ynet" has forecast that in 2019, israel will be home to 6,940,000 jews, 5.84 million which are non-haredi jews living in israel, compared with 5.27 million in 2009. the number is expected to grow to anywhere between 6.09 million and 9.95 million by 2059, marking a 16%–89% increase with the 2011 population. the bureau also forecasts that the ultra-orthodox population will number 1.1 million people by 2019, compared with 750,000 in 2009. by 2059, the projected haredi jewish population is estimated to between 2.73 million and 5.84 million, marking a 264%–686% increase. thus the total projected israeli jewish population by 2059 is estimated to between 8.82 million and 15.790 million. in january 2014, it was reported by demographer joseph chamie that the projected population of israeli jews is expected to reach between 9.84 million by the year 2025 and 11.40 million by 2035.
israeli jews