Jewish community
Local synagogue membership
A Jewish community is a group of Jewish people living in a particular place or sharing common bonds of identity, tradition, and mutual support.
The term often refers to the organized social, religious, and cultural institutions serving Jewish residents of an area: The Jewish community rallied to support the local synagogue.
It can also designate Jews collectively within a city, country, or worldwide: leaders of the American Jewish community.
- rabbiJewish spiritual leader
- synagogueJewish house of worship
- HanukkahEight-day Jewish celebration
- TorahJudaism's core scripture
- minyanJewish prayer quorum
Passover · shtetl · Shabbat · Friday night · old country · American Jews · congregation · Ashkenazi Jews · youth groups · charity organizations · kosher · Holocaust · neighborhood · mutual aid · tikkun olam · mitzvah · chosen people · Rosh Hashanah
- Jewish cultureTorah, synagogue, synagogues, rabbi, rabbis
- ethnic communitiesethnic enclave, minority group, Chinatown, Little Italy, Little Tokyo
- Jewish continuityfamily traditions, holiday traditions, Torah study, Hebrew school, bar mitzvah
- Jewish Diasporadispersion, Ashkenazi Jews, crypto-Jews, Babylonian exile, scattered
- Jewish relationsantisemitism, intermarriage, Israel, Zionism, pogrom
- Trieste historyTrieste, Nazi occupation, Austrian Empire, Maximilian, Cold War tensions
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