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Yes! They live all over the world. There are an estimated 1-1.5 million Orthodox Jews.

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The population is becoming fewer and fewer, but Orthodox Jews try to increase the population by having large families.

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Approximately 13 percent of American Jews and 25 percent of Israeli Jews are Orthodox.

This means that roughly 700,000 American Jews are Orthodox.

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Fewer than 100 years ago, but there are Jews that do return to Orthodox circles. There are, worldwide, perhaps one million or one and one-half million religious Jews.

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Good question. My own estimate is perhaps one million, worldwide.

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