Final answer:
The dominant religion of Judaism is found in Israel, where Jews make up the majority of the population, as opposed to the United States where they are a significant but smaller religious group.
Step-by-step explanation:
Judaism is the dominant religion in Israel. Despite the Jewish population being dispersed around the world after the destruction of the Second Temple, known as the Jewish Diaspora, Israel is the country where Jews make up a majority of the population. In the United States, Jewish people are the second-largest religious group but make up less than 2% of the total population, substantially fewer than in Israel. There, the religion and its practices have been deeply influential since the establishment of Israel as a Jewish homeland. This significance is rooted in history, going as far back as the covenant between God and Abraham, and the subsequent covenant between God and Moses when he led the Jews out of Egypt, both important events in Judaism.