r/Judaism

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About r/Judaism

The place for anybody and anything Jew~ish

The community at a glance

r/Judaism is a Subreddit for Religion with roughly 135K members. It uses a forum format for communication.

Roughly 16K members have joined in the past year. Popular discussion topics include Jewish, Judaism, and Antisemitism. Product recommendations often mention books and podcasts.

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Yearly: +16K members
Growth: +13.4% / year

Member growth over time

All time (yearly)

  • 2013: 3K members
  • 2014: 3K members
  • 2015: 2K members
  • 2016: 3K members
  • 2017: 4K members
  • 2018: 8K members
  • 2019: 13K members
  • 2020: 16K members
  • 2021: 13K members
  • 2023: 28K members
  • 2024: 17K members
  • 2025: 13K members
  • 2026: 9K members

Past year (monthly)

  • Jul: 888 members
  • Aug: 857 members
  • Sep: 997 members
  • Oct: 996 members
  • Nov: 1K members
  • Dec: 2K members
  • Jan: 1K members
  • Feb: 1K members
  • Mar: 2K members
  • Apr: 1K members
  • May: 1K members
  • Jun: 871 members

Topics

  • Jewish
    62 posts in the past month
    #1
    Jewish
    62
  • Judaism
    43 posts in the past month
    #2
    Judaism
    43
  • Antisemitism
    27 posts in the past month
    #3
    Antisemitism
    27
  • Struggling
    22 posts in the past month
    #4
    Struggling
    22
  • Looking For
    22 posts in the past month
    #5
    Looking For
    22

Flair

  • Discussion
    35 posts in the past month
    1. My mom's Orthodox neighborhood was visited by a bus filled with missionaries (Photo 1) and pamphlets (Photo 2). I recognize the Chick tract, but not the others. The missionaries were speaking broken Hebrew. Any idea who they are?
    2. How much does Orthodox life cost? Increasingly, more than US families can afford
    3. Realizing I’m actually pretty religious
    #1
    Discussion
    My mom's Orthodox neighborhood was visited by a bus filled with missionaries (Photo 1) and pamphlets (Photo 2). I recognize the Chick tract, but not the others. The missionaries were speaking broken Hebrew. Any idea who they are? · How much does Orthodox life cost? Increasingly, more than US families can afford · Realizing I’m actually pretty religious
    35
  • Antisemitism
    17 posts in the past month
    1. I don't even practice, but a muslim neighbor "figured" I was jewish and now things feel off
    2. I'm a former anti-Semite, AMA
    3. Standup: Nick Fuentes chose a pretty Yiddish sounding name for his antisemitic group
    #2
    Antisemitism
    I don't even practice, but a muslim neighbor "figured" I was jewish and now things feel off · I'm a former anti-Semite, AMA · Standup: Nick Fuentes chose a pretty Yiddish sounding name for his antisemitic group
    17
  • Nonsense
    13 posts in the past month
    1. I didn’t die, but…
    2. When they make a character “subtly Jewish”
    3. What in the world are the Chasidim doing in the music studio
    #3
    Nonsense
    I didn’t die, but… · When they make a character “subtly Jewish” · What in the world are the Chasidim doing in the music studio
    13
  • Holocaust
    7 posts in the past month
    1. Answered Q on AskHistorians: When did people start accusing Jews of monopolizing the conversation about the Holocaust?
    2. How would you react if Moshiach was Reform?
    3. Götz Aly spent years in Nazi financial archives. His conclusion: the Holocaust functioned partly as a welfare program for ordinary Germans.
    #4
    Holocaust
    Answered Q on AskHistorians: When did people start accusing Jews of monopolizing the conversation about the Holocaust? · How would you react if Moshiach was Reform? · Götz Aly spent years in Nazi financial archives. His conclusion: the Holocaust functioned partly as a welfare program for ordinary Germans.
    7
  • Historical
    6 posts in the past month
    1. My grandfather survived the holocaust and wrote an unpublished book about it.
    2. From 1945 or 2026? Some things do not seem to change.
    3. John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, Nov. 14, 1813, on the 1242 burning of the Talmud: "How many proofs of the Corruptions of Christianity might We find in the Passages burnt?"
    #5
    Historical
    My grandfather survived the holocaust and wrote an unpublished book about it. · From 1945 or 2026? Some things do not seem to change. · John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, Nov. 14, 1813, on the 1242 burning of the Talmud: "How many proofs of the Corruptions of Christianity might We find in the Passages burnt?"
    6

Product recommendations

  • books
    37 posts in the past month
    1. Best book on the teachings of the Rebbe?
    2. Best books on Judaism
    3. Can anyone recommend some books on labor Zionism and its history?
    #1
    books
    Best book on the teachings of the Rebbe? · Best books on Judaism · Can anyone recommend some books on labor Zionism and its history?
    37
  • podcasts
    7 posts in the past month
    1. Recommended Podcast Episode: Daniel Gordis Interviewed By Eylon Levy
    2. Can you recommend any podcasts on Judaism for beginners? I know about nothing about what positive Judaism has to offer so I feel like I should know better.
    3. Can you recommend any podcasts on Judaism for beginners? I know about nothing about what Judaism or has to offer so I feel like I should know better.
    #2
    podcasts
    Recommended Podcast Episode: Daniel Gordis Interviewed By Eylon Levy · Can you recommend any podcasts on Judaism for beginners? I know about nothing about what positive Judaism has to offer so I feel like I should know better. · Can you recommend any podcasts on Judaism for beginners? I know about nothing about what Judaism or has to offer so I feel like I should know better.
    7
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Frequently asked questions

Who is r/Judaism for?
Best for Religion enthusiasts looking for a Reddit-based community with forum discussion.
Is r/Judaism free to join?
This listing is not marked as paid-only. Access rules and any fees are decided by the community.
How many members does r/Judaism have?
Roughly 135K members, based on figures reported by the community or its host. Member counts are approximate and change over time.
What platform is r/Judaism on?
r/Judaism runs on Reddit. Reddit communities (or "subreddits") are forum-based groups on the popular social news aggregation, web content rating, and discussion website Reddit. Reddit is commonly known as "the front page of the internet". Users submit content to the site such as links, text posts, and images, which are then voted up or down and discussed by other members. From investing Reddit communities, to professional ones, to ones just for laughs, you're likely to find a community for you on Reddit.
What topics does r/Judaism cover?
On the Hive Index, r/Judaism is organized under Religion.
How do I join r/Judaism?
You can join r/Judaism by clicking this link, or pressing the "Go to community" button above.
What are the Religion communities like?
Communities for people exploring faith, theology, and religious practice across traditions. Discord hosts large communities for Christianity and interfaith debate, while Facebook groups cover everything from specific faith traditions to cross-religious discussion spaces.
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