We have a surprisingly large (but small really) Jewish community in australia. Only like 100 000 people.
Nobody really has interactions with them so I can only assume the everyday person is guided by US media in how they view the community.
I like to travel to one of the larger Jewish areas in Sydney because it has a nice walking path, and bonus that they have some great bakeries. Store bought bagels (even expensive ones) can’t compete with a fresh bakery made bagel!
Edit: by nobody has interactions, I mean they do. But most people don’t meet people and judge their whole work or friendship on religion. Also because they are not the majority, it’s not a topic on peoples minds.
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We have a surprisingly large (but small really) Jewish community in australia. Only like 100 000 people.
Nobody really has interactions with them so I can only assume the everyday person is guided by US media in how they view the community.
I like to travel to one of the larger Jewish areas in Sydney because it has a nice walking path, and bonus that they have some great bakeries. Store bought bagels (even expensive ones) can’t compete with a fresh bakery made bagel!
Edit: by nobody has interactions, I mean they do. But most people don’t meet people and judge their whole work or friendship on religion. Also because they are not the majority, it’s not a topic on peoples minds.