How do Jews live in non-Jewish communities?

Answer 1

Jews live in non-Jewish communities the same way that non-Jews live in Jewish communities, in that they own houses, drive cars (on the proper days), send their kids to school, buy food in the supermarket, etc. In places where the Jewish presence is minimal, such as most East Asian countries, Jews who live in those areas have to be willing to compromise on food or other restrictions that are harder to perform without a Jewish community nearby.

Answer 2

Jews living in non-Jewish communities typically adapt to local customs while maintaining their own religious practices and traditions. They may participate in social and cultural activities alongside their non-Jewish neighbors, while also maintaining Jewish dietary laws, observing religious holidays, and engaging in synagogue attendance and community events. Jewish individuals also often prioritize fostering connections with other Jews and finding support from Jewish organizations and institutions within the wider non-Jewish community.