The global proportion of Jews living in Europe is as low as it was 1,000 years ago. And the future there doesn’t look bright. Rising rates of intermarriage, a low reproductive rate and high levels of anti-Semitism are chipping away at the continent’s Jewish population, a landmark demographic study has found.
Hungary’s population has highest amount of Ashkenazi genes after Israel, study claims The prevalence of Jewish genes in that country is twice the levels recorded in the United States.
Haredi Orthodox responsible for reversing Jewish population decline in Britain, study says The highly devout are bucking a negative birthrate among their less observant co-religionists.
