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As of mid-2008, the adherents of Judaism were estimated at 15.1 million worldwide, or 0.2% of world population, in 135 countries.

Some large Jewish communities are located in Israel, the USA, Canada, the UK, Argentina, Brazil, Germany, France, and HongKong.

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