Most Christians are foreign residents, except for a few families of Indian origin in Aden. There are several churches and Hindu temples holding regular services in Aden, but no non-Muslim public places of worship in the former north Yemen. Church services are, regularly held without harassment in private homes or schools. Christian clergy belonging to the Baptist Church provide medical and educational services to the small communities of foreigners. In 1995, a Christian-run hospital was threatened by militant Islamists in a mob attack.
The Jewish community is the only indigenous religious minority. Nearly all of Yemen's once sizable Jewish population have emigrated. Jews who have remained, are restricted to living in certain sections of the cities and villages.
2003 US State Department International Religious Freedom Report on Yemen
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