There are around 150,000 Ethiopian Jews, compared with 14 million Jews total. This makes Black Jews 1.1% of all Jews, since non-Ethiopian Black Jews are incidental thousands. Tribes such as the Lemba which do not engage in Jewish practices are not counted; and the Black Israelite Churches like COGASOC are not considered Jews.
It is unclear what a "White Jew" is. If you are strictly talking about Ashkenazim, they make up roughly 10.5 million Jews which is 75.0% of all Jews.
The remaining 23+% is made up of Mizrahim, Romaniotes, Bukharian Jews, Chinese Jews, Indian Jews, and other "exotic Jews."
Reliable sources say between 70% and 80% of world jewry are Ashkenazi. In Israel around 60% is Sepharadi.
they are both jewish but black jews are black and white jews are white.
About 0.2%.
Yes. And also yes.
Yes, Israel is 75% Jewish. 41% of all of the world's Jews live there. The country with the 2nd-highest percentage of Jews is the United States, and the percentage of Jews there is only 1.4%.
the large majority. Unless you count Judaism as a race, then zero per cent.
It depends on their ancestry. Jews of European ancestry are white. Middle Eastern Jews are usually darker-skinned. Jews from Ethiopia are black.
They're synagogues, NOT churches, and it's hard to know exactly how many Jews are in the world.
There are about 14 million Jews in the world and a large percentage of them celebrate Hanukkah.
It is about 14 million against a world population of roughly 7 billion, so that makes 0.2%.
jews wear their traditional cap & white clothes similar to robes, while Hindus also wear white colored clothes. Christians wear black clothes however.
Yes. Jews live all over the world, and there are 2 distinct groups: Ashkenazi and Sephardi. It's not unusual for the 2 groups to come together in marriage. There are also Jews from different racial backgrounds. I'm sure white and black Jews have also gotten together in marriage.
There are about 14 million Jews in the world, perhaps 10% of them are religious. 14 million is about 0.2% of the world's population.