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The term “diaspora” is Greek for “dispersion.” The phrase “Diaspora Judaism” refers to the Israelites taken into exile in 597 B.C., and again in 587 B. C., after the fall of Jerusalem. This group of Israelites lived together and practiced their faith in small Jewish communities scattered all over the ancient Near East.
