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The symbol supposedly come from a resemblance from King David's shield. The symbol itself represents the merging of male and female and the elements of fire and water. It also symbolizes the union of heaven and earth.

https://www.haaretz.com/jewish/holocaust-remembrance-day/the-star-of-david-isn-t-just-jewish-1.5323219

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Why were the Jews targeted during the holocaust?

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Why were the Jews targeted during the holocaust?

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the Germans killed nearly two out of every three European Jews as part of the "Final Solution." The final solution was the Nazi policy to murder the Jews of Europe. The Germans also targeted other groups. German authorities persecuted other groups on political, ideological, and behavioral grounds.

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Rabbi: A Rabbi is simply a teacher, a person educated in halakhah (jewish law)
Kohein: A Kohein is considered a descendant of Aaron (moses’ older brother). They perform numerous religious rituals and sacrifices.
Chazzan: a Chazzan is the person who leads the congregation in prayer.
Gabbai: a Gabbai is a lay person who volunteers to perform various duties in connection with Torah readings at religious services.

http://www.jewfaq.org/rabbi.htm

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Do the Judaism people sacrifice animals or humans? If so why?

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Do the Judaism people sacrifice animals or humans? If so why?

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It says that they used to sacrifice children and goats. Sacrificing kids was not rare in the ancient world. The Jews stopped sacrificing lambs and baby goats. Many Jews were arrested for trying to smuggle a kid for a sacrifice. They filled a bowl with goat blood and it was passed from priest to priest like a conveyor belt. This ancient ritual abruptly came to an end in 70 C.E., when the Romans put down the Jews.

https://www.chabad.org/parshah/article_cdo/aid/2740773/jewish/Does-Judaism-Believe-in-Human-Sacrifice.htm

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What makes Judaism different from other religions? 

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What makes Judaism different from other religions? 

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Judaism is not exclusive to one nationality or race. Jewish faith worships on Saturday opposed to Sunday for Christianity. Judaism only believes in one God compared to other religions which believe in multiple Gods.
https://theculturalink.com/2016/11/05/what-makes-judaism-unique/

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Men wear a Tallit, Tzitzit, Tallit Katan, Kippah, and Kittel. Women wear Scarf (Tichel) or Mitpahat, Snood, Hat, Beret, or sometimes a Wig (Sheitel). These items of clothing are required due to Biblical Commandments, modesty requirements and the style of clothing they wore in the past.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_religious_clothing