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Isreal

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Israel

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ww.jewfaq.org/beliefs.htm
http://religions.findthedata.org/q/2/1471/What-are-Judaism-s-holy-sites
http://www.reformjudaism.org/jewish-holidays

http://www.jewishpress.com/news/jewish-news/jews-less-than-0-2-of-world-population/2012/09/20/

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because of the lack of a formal definition of what it means to be Jewish a census of the population is hard. In 2012 the population of Jewish people in the world was roughly 14 million. Less than 0.2 percent of the world is Jewish

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Some of Judaism's holy sites are : The Western Wall, Rachel's Tomb, The Tomb of King David, The Temple Mount, Jerusalem

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They created the first polio vaccine, discovered insulin, and

discovered that aspirin dealt with pain. They also have a peculiar

relationship with the United States. Each U.S. president has committed to

guaranteeing the military security of Isreal.

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In this believe the methods for reaching paradise is to live a holy and righteous life dedicated to Yahweh, the god of creation. To worship and to celebrate on the appropriate holidays.

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The sacred books for the religion Judaism are;

Tanakh

Torah

Talmud: The oral Torah

Midrash

Responsa

The Septuagint

Zohar

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The Patriarchs: Abraham, Issac, and Jacob, they are considered the fathers of Judaism. Another important figure is the prophet Moses who is considered to be the greatest of all the prophet

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Rosh Hashanah 9/5/2013 Yom KIppur 9/14/2013 Sukkot 9/19/2013 Shemini Atzere t9/26/2013 Simchat Torah 9/27/2013 Chanukkah 11/28/2013 Tu B'Shevat 1/26/2013 Purim 2/24/2013 Pesach (Passover) 3/26/2013 Lag B'Omer 4/28/2013 Shavu'ot 5/15/2013 Tisha B'Av 7/16/2013

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Fundamental Beliefs and Importat Pratices  

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Fundamental Beliefs and Importat Pratices  

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In Judaism, there is formal set of formal mandatory beliefs that one must follow to be a Jew. Instead Judaism focuses more on actions rather than beliefs. The closest thing to a set of accepted beliefs in Judaism is Rambam's thirteen principles of faith.

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The origin of Judaism starts with Abraham who, in the Torah, makes a covenant with Yahweh that he would make Abraham and his lineage a great people and deliver them to the holy land. Scholars believethat this happened sometime around c. 2000 B.C.E. It is believed to have been centered around the region of Canaan