Jewish communities

Jewish communities are groups of individuals who share a common heritage, culture, and religion rooted in Judaism, one of the world's oldest monotheistic faiths. These communities can be found globally, often characterized by shared traditions, practices, and values, including observance of Jewish holidays, dietary laws (kashrut), and rituals like Shabbat. Historically, Jewish communities have formed in various countries, adapting to local cultures while maintaining their distinct identity. They often support one another through educational, cultural, and charitable initiatives, and play a significant role in promoting social justice, community service, and interfaith dialogue.