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The oldest laws in Judaism are called the Ten Commandments

Jewish days begin at sunset and end the next evening

Ten commandments is principles relating to worship and ethics

The most religious text in Judaism is the Torah

The Hamsa is to protect against the evil eye

Today, 14 million people identify as Jews

Studying the Torah is very important

Hebrew Bible teaches about treating everyone fairly

"According to the Torah, Abraham did not believe in the many gods worshipped by his people."- Discovery education

Judaism also requires for Jews to give to charity

" Kosher dietary laws detail the types of food that should be eaten and the types that should be avoided."- Discovery Education

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On Friday and Saturday evening Jews pray together at a synagogue also known as a temple. The biggest synagogue ever made is called Belz Great Synagogue it can seat over five thousand people. During the service a rabbi or teacher reads from the TaNaKh and Torah scrolls. When Torah scrolls are not being used there placed into a special cabinet called an ark. On Saturday´s service the Rabbi gives a service. When giving a service the Rabbi or teacher stands behind a desk called the Bimah. When the Rabbi is giving the services he speaks in ancient Hebrew.

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For the days of Shabbat Jews must rest, pray and do the tradition of breaking hallah bread and sharing wine. The Jewish religious laws that are from the Oral Torah are called the halakhah which show people how to help the poor, what to wear, what to eat and more. Some Jews make the choice to not eat foods with pig products, such as pork, bacon, ham and seafood, food products without those things are called kosher. Also during holy days work is forbidden.

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Chanukah: The Jewish festival of rededication, also know as the Festival of Lights.

Simchat Torah: Day of Celebrating the Torah

Yom Kippur: Which is the day of atonement (being sorry for bad acts).

Rosh Hashana: The Jewish New Year

Shavuot: Festival of weeks, commemorates the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai.

Pesach: Passover, the Feast of Unleavened Bread.

Purim: Purim is one of the most joyous and fun holidays on the Jewish calendar.