The United States and Israel have the largest Jewish populations in the world, with significant Jewish communities also found in countries like France, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
United States - 6,588,000 (2%)Israel - 5,931,300 (75%)France - 500,000 (0.8%)Canada - 375,000 (1%)United Kingdom - 300,000 (0.5%)Country - Jewish Population - Percent of Population
Israel.
France has the largest population of Jews in Europe, and the second largest in the world (after the US), with about half a million Jews. The following European countries also have large Jewish populations: United Kingdom (300,000) Russia (225,000) Germany (150,000) Ukraine (80,000) Hungary (50,000) Belgium (35,000) Netherlands (30,000) Italy (30,000)
France
France has the largest Muslim population amounting to appr. 6million.
France, with an area of 212,000 square miles, is easily the biggest country in the EU by area.
France has about 480,000 Jews, which is three-quarters of one percent of France's population.
If the question is asking "Which Spanish-speaking country has the largest Jewish population today?", the answer is Argentina with roughly 200,000 Jews. If the question is asking, "Which Spanish-speaking country historically had the largest percentage of Jews?", the answer would be Spain since Spain had a large Jewish population in 1490.
It is the 5th largest city in France with a population of about 350,000.
The current estimated population of Paris, France is 2,243,833 people. Paris is the capital of France and the largest city by population.
France has the largest population of Jews in Europe, and the second largest in the world (after the US), with about half a million Jews. The following European countries also have large Jewish populations: United Kingdom (300,000) Russia (225,000) Germany (150,000) Ukraine (80,000) Hungary (50,000) Belgium (35,000) Netherlands (30,000) Italy (30,000)