Judaism was one of the first foreign religions to arrive in India in recorded history. Indian Jews are a religious minority of India, but unlike many parts of the world, have historically lived in India without any instances of antisemitism from the local majority populace. The better-established ancient communities have assimilated a large number of local traditions through cultural diffusion. The Jewish population in India is hard to estimate, since each Jewish community is distinct with different origins; while some allegedly arrived during the time of the Kingdom of Judah, others are seen by some as descendants of Israel's Ten Lost Tribes. In addition to Jewish expatriates and recent immigrants, there are seven Jewish groups in India: Cochin Jews both Black (arrived with King Solomon’s merchants) and White from Europe. Chennai Jews, from Spanish and Portuguese tradition, Goa Jews from Portugal, Bene Israel from Karachi but fled to India after partition, Baghdadi Jews who arrived in Surat from Arabia, The Bnei Menashe are Mizo and Kuki tribesmen in Manipur and Mizoram and The Bene Ephraim. The majority of Indian Jews have "made Aliyah" (migrated) to Israel since the creation of the modern state in 1948. Over 70,000 Indian Jews now live in Israel (over 1% of Israel's total population). Of the remaining 5,000, the largest community is concentrated in Mumbai, where 3,500