Jewish population by country

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Jewry in 2006

Jewish population refers to the number of Jews in the world. Precise figures are difficult to calculate because the definition of "Who is a Jew" is a source of controversy,HGGYFGFVF9VCFGVU0JBH. Worldwide, there are about 13.5 million Jews (with an enlarged Jewish population of approximately 1--[[Special:Controol in France; gun used in earlier attacks | publisher=NBC News | work=http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/03/19/10753032-four-shot-dead-at-jewish-school-in-france-gun-used-in-earlier-attacks?lite | date=March 19, 2012 | accessdate=February 05, 2013 | author=Jim Maceda}}</ref> |- | 4 |  Canada

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315,120

| [1] |- | 7 |  Argentina

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182,300

| | 250,000 |- | 8 |  Germany

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119,000

| | 300,000-400,000 |- | 9 |  Brazil

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107,329

|[2] | |- | 10 |  Australia

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97,000

| [3] | 100,000[4][5][5] |- | 11 |  Ukraine

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71,000

| | 142,276 |- | 12 |  South Africa

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70,800

| | 88,688 |- | 13 |  Mexico

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39,400

| | 53,101 |- | 14 |  Belgium

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30,300

| | 51,821 |- | 15 |  Netherlands

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30,000

| | 32,814 |- | 16 |  Italy

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28,400

| | 30,213 |- | 17 |  Chile

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20,500

| | 25,375 |- | 18 |  Switzerland

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17,600

| | |- | 19 |  Turkey

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17,600

| | |- | 20 |  Uruguay

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17,500

| | 30,743 |- | 21 |  Belarus

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16,500

| | 72,103 |- | 22 |  Sweden

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15,000

| | 18,003 |- | 23 |  Spain

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12,000

| | 48,409 |- | 24 |  Venezuela

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12,000

| | 20,900 |- | 25 |  Hungary

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10,965

| [6] | 120,000[7][8] |- | 26 |  Latvia

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9,700

| | |- | 27 |  Romania

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9,700

| | |- | 28 |  Austria

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9,000

| | |- | 29 |  Iran

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8,756

|[9] | 20,405 |- | 30 |  Finland

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1,500

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