Judaism began in the place now called Israel. Christianity also began there, as an
offshoot of Judaism. Today, slightly more than half of the world's Jews live in Israel,
and they comprise about 70% of the country's population. Muslims, Christians, and
Druze also make up significant segments of the population, and each of the world's
religions is represented in Israel to some degree.
Israel has no official state religion. There is no religious 'test' for citizenship, land
ownership, business ownership, school admission, or the right to vote. There is
no religious test for the right to stand for election to local governments or to the
nation's parliament, or to argue or to judge in the nations courts, and these
positions are held by Jews, Muslims, and Christians.
Judaism has been the native religion of Israel since 3800 years ago.
I believe it was Christianity, because of the cross he wears, but his name, Israel, suggests he could have been Jewish decent.
The third religion in Israel is Christianity. It comes after Judaism and Islam religions.
Israel is 75% Jewish.
Because unlike countries such as the United States, Israel's government does not have a removal of church and state. Also, religion has been apart of their government for hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years, religion plays a large part in their lives and government. Moron.
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.
Judaism. Israel is 75% Jewish.
Judaism. Israel is 75% Jewish.
Yes. Judaism at 75% is the religion professed by most Israelis, but since Israel has no official state religion, it does not overwhelm politics.
Ancient Israel was a theocratic kingdom and so the predominant religion and the religion of the state was the religion of the Israelites. It is often considered to be Judaism although modern Orthodox Judaism is different from this religion because the debates and discussions of the Talmud and subsequent works had not yet been written. There were probably minorities of Canaanite Polytheists, Egyptian Polytheists, and Hellenic Polytheists in and around the Ancient Kingdoms of Israel.
Israel is home to many people of every religion. Historically, both Judaism and Christianity began there.
Judaism. Israel is 75% Jewish.