Israel has populations who practice Judaism, Islam, Christianity, Druze, Baha'i, and other faiths (at less than 1%).
Israel also has a minority of Agnostics and Atheists.
Answer:
Israel is about 75% Jewish and 25% other religions, including Islam and Christianity.
The State of Israel has a population of approximately 8,146,800 inhabitants as of 2014. 75.3% are Jewish (about 6,110,000 individuals), 16% are Muslim (about 1,300,000 inhabitants), while the remaining 8.7% (about 700,000 individuals) include: Christians (2%), Druze (1.5%), residents who do not have a religious classification (4%), and family members of Jewish immigrants who were not registered at the Interior Ministry as Jews.
Yes. Although Judaism is the predominant religion, many religions are practiced in Israel, including Islam.
All of tha religionz
Islam is mostly in iran now
Both Sunni and Shia Islam
There is no such religion. Every religion that is practiced in Israel (all of its major Jewish movements, Sunni Islam, all of its Christian sects, Druze, Baha'i, etc.) is practiced by citizens of at least one other country.Answer 2All the well established religions had been started long years before the establishment of Israel in 1947. Accordingly, no one could expect to find a religion practiced only in Israel.
Answer Islam, Christianity (RC & Non-RC), Buddhism and Hiduism
Shintoism, Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism. Shintoism is practiced in Japan, Christianity is practiced throughout the world, Judaism is practiced in Israel and Islam is practiced in the Middle East. Hinduism is practiced in India, and Buddhism is practiced in Southeast Asia as well as China.
two, yeah.....two....or maybe three......yeah.....good luck on that paper....
There are numerous religions that have no members in Israel, such as Cao Dai, Shamanism, Voodoo, Santeria, Asatru, etc. Of religions that have a very marginal presence in Israel, there are Shintoism, Shenism, Sikhism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Baha'i, each of which represent only a few thousand people at the most. If the question is asking what religion is the least practiced of those that actually exerts an impact on Israeli politics, the answer would be Druze.
It depends on what country you talk about. In the US for example all religions may be practiced as US accept immigration from almost all countries. In Indonesia, for example, Islam is the commonly practiced religion. In India, it is Hinduism, in China, it is Buddhism. In Vatican and most European countries, it is Christianity. and so on
Roman Catholic 89.8% (about 75% practicing), Eastern Orthodox 1.3%, Protestant 0.3%, other 0.3%,
Anglican, Catholicism, Islam and many other minor religions.