Jewish diaspora

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The Jewish diaspora refers to the global dispersion of Jewish communities outside their ancestral homeland, shaped by centuries of migration, exile, and cultural adaptation.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish history concept
diaspora
historical phenomenon
alsoKnownAs Diaspora Jewry
Galut
Golus
hasCenter Alexandria in the Hellenistic period
Babylonia in late antiquity
Latin America in the 19th and 20th centuries
Middle East outside Palestine in late antiquity
North Africa in the medieval and early modern periods
Ottoman Empire after the Spanish expulsion
Poland-Lithuania in the early modern period
Russia and Eastern Europe in the 19th century
Spain before the 1492 expulsion
United States in the 20th century
Western Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries
hasCommunityType Ashkenazi Jews
Bukharan Jews
Chinese Jews of Kaifeng
Ethiopian Jews
Indian Jews
Iraqi Jews
Italian Jews
Maghrebi Jews
Mizrahi Jews
Mountain Jews
Persian Jews
Romaniote Jews
Sephardi Jews
Syrian Jews
Yemenite Jews
hasConceptualDebate assimilation versus cultural preservation
multicultural integration in host societies
relationship between diaspora and homeland
role of Israel in diaspora Jewish identity
whether diaspora is a permanent condition
hasCulturalFeature Jewish communal organizations
Jewish educational institutions
Jewish philanthropic networks
Jewish political organizations
Jewish press and publishing
Zionist movements
commemoration of the Holocaust
debates over diaspora-Israel relations
development of distinct local Jewish customs (minhagim)
diaspora nationalism theories
maintenance of Jewish religious law (Halakha)
rabbinic leadership structures
support for the State of Israel in many communities
transnational Jewish identity
use of synagogues as communal centers
hasDemographicFeature major population in Europe
major population in North America
significant communities in Argentina
significant communities in Australia
significant communities in Brazil
significant communities in Canada
significant communities in Ethiopia (historically larger)
significant communities in France
significant communities in Germany
significant communities in India (historically larger)
significant communities in Iran (historically larger)
significant communities in Latin America
significant communities in Mexico
significant communities in Morocco (historically larger)
significant communities in Russia
significant communities in South Africa
significant communities in Tunisia (historically larger)
significant communities in Turkey
significant communities in Ukraine
significant communities in Western Europe
significant communities in the Middle East and North Africa (historically larger)
significant communities in the United Kingdom
significant communities in the former Soviet Union
hasHistoricalPhase Ashkenazi diaspora in Eastern Europe
Hellenistic period Jewish diaspora
Sephardi diaspora after the 1492 Alhambra Decree
medieval European Jewish diaspora
modern Jewish diaspora after the Holocaust
post-1948 Jewish diaspora
hasLanguage Aramaic (liturgical and scholarly language)
Hebrew (liturgical and revived national language)
Judeo-Arabic
Judeo-Greek
Judeo-Italian
Judeo-Malayalam
Judeo-Persian
Judeo-Tat
Ladino (Judeo-Spanish)
Yiddish
local vernacular languages of host countries
hasMajorEarlyCause Assyrian conquest of the Kingdom of Israel
Babylonian conquest of the Kingdom of Judah
Roman destruction of the Second Temple
Roman suppression of the Bar Kokhba revolt
hasOrigin ancient Israelite exiles
hasReligiousExpression Conservative Judaism
Haredi Judaism
Hasidic Judaism
Liberal Judaism
Masorti Judaism
Orthodox Judaism
Reconstructionist Judaism
Reform Judaism
Secular Jewish identity
hasTheologicalConcept centrality of Jerusalem in prayer
exile (galut)
hope for redemption and return
ingathering of the exiles
messianic expectations
isRelatedTo Holocaust
Jewish communities
Jewish culture
Jewish emancipation in Europe
Jewish identity
Jewish languages
Jewish law
Jewish migration
Jewish people
Land of Israel
State of Israel
Zionism
antisemitism
refersTo dispersion of Jews outside the Land of Israel
global distribution of Jewish communities


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