Differences between the Jewish conception of G-d and the Aristotlean conception of G-d?

Hello, I’m wondering what the differences are between the mainstream Jewish conception of G-d and the Aristotlean concept of G-d are.

I know that at least one major thinker in Judaism (Maimonodes) was, in a way similar to the Christian theologian Thomas Aquinas, influenced by Aristotle, but to what extent is modern Jewish theology similar to Aristotlean/Classical Theist theology?

(Apologies if this comes across as intrusive or offensive, I am not Jewish myself and am simply curious, have also not written the “O” down to avoid offense.)