Were Jews drafted during World War 2?

Answer 1

Jews were drafted in the British Empire and American armed services as any other group. That is, there was no attempt to exclude them or otherwise treat Jews as distinct from Christians when it came to military service. Soviet forces generally also did not distinguish for the purposes of drafting into service, though once in Soviet service, many (though probably not most) Jews were subject to a distinctly different treatment than non-Jews.

For the most part, Axis powers did not draft Jews, though they did accept Jewish volunteers for service.

Answer 2

Jewish individuals, due to the Nazi occupation, were forced to hide or flee from their invaders, and would only practice their religion in secrecy. This applies only to countries that the Nazi Army invaded, however. Jewish people in other parts of the world unaffected by Hitler's reign practiced their religion freely and openly without the threat of imprisonment, torture, or death looming over them for doing so.