jewry
/ˈdʒuːri/; /ˈʒʊəri/Definitions
1. noun
The quality or characteristics of being Jewish, or a Jewish community or area.
“The historic Jewry of the city is still evident in its architecture and culture.”
2. noun
A district or quarter of a town inhabited by Jews, especially one in the Middle Ages.
“During the Middle Ages, many European cities had distinct Jewries.”
3. noun
The state or quality of being a Jew, or the community of Jews, collectively.
“The Jewry of the city came together to celebrate the holiday.”