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Three things about Judaism (Claire Bodin):

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Three things about Judaism (Claire Bodin):

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1. The first thing I learned is that Judaism is considered a race. In the U.S it was declared a race to help stop discrimination against Jews, but the Jews were worried that this decision might bring more discrimination.
2. The next thing I learned was that Jewish people are not allowed to eat pork or shellfish. In the Torah, it says that pigs are "unclean" so Jews should not eat them. It also says that Jewish people should not eat shellfish because they don't have fish or scales. On top of that, they can't eat any meat unless it is kosher, or all of the blood is removed with salt.
3. The last thing I  learned was that Jewish people have a shall that they have to wear when they prey. It is called a Tallit and should technically be worn all day but people don't do that nowadays and they usually wear tzitzit (a small poncho) under their clothes when they are out and about. The Talit has a fringe attached to each corner to remind the Jew about God and his commandments.

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1. Not all people that were considered Jews were even involved with the religion.
2. The Jews consider themselves family with the other Jews
3. Judaism is very similar to Christianity.

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1. The Torah is The holy book of Judaism kinda like the bible.
2. Jewish people were from the public September 15th, 1935 when the Nuremberg laws were introduced.
3. Judaism is not very different from Christianity.

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1. Not only do people that actually practice the religion call themselves Jews, there is a big portion of Jews who do not practice the religion at all.
2.  🤬 was not the only or even the first person to hate Jews. Since the Middle Ages people in Europe would discriminate Jews.
3. The synagogue is the place of Jewish worship, it is the center of Jewish life. Synagogues vary in what they look like but in many there is a holy ark, eternal light,  a platform, and a pillar.

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1. Common ancestry is not required to be a jew, as shown by genetic research many Jews share comma ancestry. However, you can be a Jew without sharing common ancestry by converting.
2. Tzedakah tells us that sharing out things with others isn't something special, it is something to do. No matter how much you are blessed with you can always share with others, throwing a coin in a charity box will set the tone for the day.
3. Shabbat is the centerpiece of the Jewish live and it has been. Shabbat is a celebration that is one Friday at the sunset and ends the following evening after nightfall.

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1.The Torah is the holy book of Judaism like we have the bible they have there Torah.
2.The Temple Mount is the holiest site for Jews just like are churches
3. On the sabeth they only eat bread and crackers.

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Three things about Judaism Tony Lisowski

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Three things about Judaism Tony Lisowski

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1.Jewish people were excluded from public life on September 15th, 1935 when the Nuremberg Laws were issued.
2.once World War II began  the Nazis ordered all Jews to wear a yellow Star of David on their clothing so they could be easily targeted.
3.In prison camps, prisoners were forced to do hard physical labor. Torture and death within concentration camps were common and frequent

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Three Things About Judaism / Anthony Mark

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Three Things About Judaism / Anthony Mark

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1. I learned that Judaism is not that different from Christianity.
2. I learned that if you are Jewish, you have to make sure all of your food is "Kosher"
3. I learned that the Jewish religion believes that Abraham is the messiah, and not Jesus Christ, they believe he is just a prophet, like Isaiah or Daniel or all the other Prophets.

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1. Some of the people that call themselves Jews do not actually believe in the religion at all!  About half of the Jews in Israel call themselves "secular" .
2.  The origin of Adolf Hitlers hatred is unclear,  While in Mein Kampf, he states that his development of antisemitism was a result of personal issues .
3.  🤬 believed that only pure Germans were strong, so anyone with heredity diseases would be considered harmful.

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1.  Adolf 🤬 does not give a clear reason on why he hates Jews, but it is clear that he was introduced to antisemitism, someone who is hostile towards Jews, at a young age.
2.  In the 1980s, the years that the Jews were considered a race, many Jews were offended. They were offended because reminded then of 🤬 and the Nazis and how badly they were treated because they were considered an inferior race.
3. A Mezuzah is a parchment scroll. These Mezuzah are on the right side of the doorpost for a Jewish home.

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1. Jews believe themselves to be a family, and that they were offended in 1980's when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled the Jews as a "race". Which of that is not technically true because a race is defined by genetics, not religion.
2. Jewish people pray three times a day. This praying service is practiced in synagogues, private homes, offices, etc.
3. Kosher means "satisfying the requirements of Jewish law". Kosher meat is meat from a individual animals killed by a "Shochet" and is put through practices to make it "fit" to eat.

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1. After World War 1 Germany was weak so it allowed 🤬 and other political powers to take advantage. 🤬 did that by blaming the Jews for all the problems that the Germans were experiencing and losing the war.
2. One argument for antisemitism and 🤬's leadership is that Jews are a nation and are disloyal to their country and trying to take power from the government.
3. Sabbath is the centerpiece  of Jewish life and is a day of rest and celebration starting on Friday at sunset and ending on the following evening after nightfall.

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1. What is Judaism?
Judaism is a Monotheism Religion which means the belief in only 1 God. Jews trace their religion on the call God had to Abraham. Jews believe that God will one day he will pave the way for an era of World Peace. Something that Jews celebrate is called Hanukkah, a holiday in remembrance of the Temple of Jerusalem.
2. What Do The Jewish Practice?
Judaism is a Monotheism Religion which means the belief in only 1 God. Jews trace their religion on the call God had to Abraham. Jews believe that God will one day he will pave the way for an era of World Peace. Something that Jews celebrate is called Hanukkah, a holiday in remembrance of the Temple of Jerusalem.
3. Why Did 🤬 Hate the Jewish People?
He thought that they were and inferior race (Did not have blond hair and blue eyes). He also believed that they were weak and unstable.

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1. The underlying hatred of Jews was around centuries before anti-semitism, It was only under discretion when Adolf went to antisemitism.
2. The Kosher practice forbids the eating of any insect, reptile, and amphibians; except for four types of locusts.
3. The Jews are labeled was labeled as a race in the 1980's even though they dd not fit the actual requirement for a race, which is that there has to be a genetic difference in their DNA to be a race.

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1. Adolf H. was not clear about his hatred toward Jews until he was introduced to Antisemitism.
2. When Jews were considered a race many were offended because they consider themselves a large family.
3. Kosher meat in the Jewish culture and land animals with split hooves and chew their cud. (Partly digested food returned to the mouth for further chewing.)