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This song is played at Jewish celebrations, and the Bar Mitzvah or wedded couple gets lifted in the air on a chair

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Jewish Songs: Wedding Horah Medley (Lyrics)

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Collection of Jewish Wedding Songs performed by Eitan Masuri. שירי חתונה של איתן מסורי LYRICS 1. Siman tov u mazel tov (סימן טוב ומזל טוב) סימן טוב ומזל טוב- - - יהא לנו, ולכל ישראל (Siman tov, mazel tov - - - yehe lanu yehe lanu, ulechol Israel) 2.

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This is another tradition Jewish celebration song.

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Shira Choir Sings New Song At Bar Mitzvah

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First known as a Hasidic melody it became a perennial favorite at weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs, and Jewish--and non-Jewish--cultural events around the world. Hava nagila, hava nagila Hava nagila venis'mecha (Repeat) Hava neranena, hava neranena Hava neranena venis'mecha Uru, uru achim Uru achim belev same'ach English: Let us rejoice and be glad (Repeat) Let us sing Awaken brethren With a cheerful heart.

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Beginning with the ten commandments, Judaism has always been concerned with ethics and moral values of right and wrong. Unlike other ancient civilizations, the Jews did not recognize their leaders as gods because they believed there was only one god; even kings needed to follow god's teachings and laws. Judaism teaches that everyone is equal.

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Many Jews follow traditional Jewish practices based on the commandments of Jewish law, such as Shabbat. From Friday evening to Saturday evening, Jews must rest and pray. This time includes traditional family meal such as breaking challah; bread, and sharing wine. On Friday evening and Saturday morning, they go to a synagogue to pray. On major holidays, some Jews choose not to work and rest with family.

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The Synagogue/temple is the Jewish place of worship, but is also used as a place to study. Synagogues have something called Torah scrolls, which are similar to a bible. These scrolls are kept in a special cabinet called an ark. When Jewish children are 12 or 13, most have learned to read Hebrew and lead a religious service in the synagogue, where they become a Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah. The difference between the two is that a Bat Mitzvah is for a girl and Bar Mitzvah is for a boy. When they lead a service, they take on the religious responsibilities of an adult. Jewish communities have a Rabbi for their synagogue. The Rabbi is a valuable member of the community because it provides leadership, guidance, and education.

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The Israelites were the ancestors of the Jewish people. According to the Hebrew Bible, or the Tanakh, Abraham was the father of the Israelites. Judaism and its basic teachings and laws are recorded in the Torah. The Tanakh includes two collections of texts known as the Prophets and the Writings. Judaism began in Southwest Asia, there are four central teachings of Judaism. People in ancient times believed in many gods, but the Israelites were different; they believed that there is only one god. According to The Torah, Abraham introduced the belief of a single god to the Israelites. Judaism teaches that God is the source of morality (standards of right and wrong). Jews learn about their religion through sacred text. When Jews study and pray, they feel that God is closer to them in their daily lives.

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One of the most important holidays in the Jewish year is Yom Kippur. Yom Kippur marks the end of the Ten Days of Repentance. It is a day of rest, like Shabbat, where you don't go to work, fast, and attend services at a synagogue. The fast is twenty-five hours long, starting before sunset the night before Yom Kippur, and ending the nightfall of Yom Kippur. In English, Yom Kippur means a day of atonement. In other words, it's a day to repair sins with man and G-d. A ram's horn is blown when fasting ends.

Another important holiday in Judaism is Rosh Hashanah, which is the Jewish New Year. This holiday marks the start of the Ten Days of Repentance. At the end of the ten days, Yom Kippur occurs. At a prayer service, the ram's horn is blown and symbolically wakes up the people. It is supposed to help the people think about how to lead better lives. Traditional Rosh Hashanah foods include apples and honey, which symbolize a sweet new year. During the ten days, people reflect on the year they just ended, and think about how they can improve.

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Studying the Hebrew Bible is a big part of Judaism. Jews study interpretations of the Hebrew Bible made by rabbis and Jewish scholars. In the 200's CE, Jewish scholars began to write the Talmud, which became a basic source of law. Later, rabbis wrote their own studies of the Talmud and the Hebrew Bible, keeping the tradition of understanding Jewish teachings.

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Some Jews live by a rule where they can only eat specific foods called kosher food. They cannot eat pork, shellfish, or have meat and dairy in the same serving.

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A kippah is a hat worn during prayer in a temple. Jews, usually men, cover their heads while praying. Most women cover their heads with a hat or scarf. The kippah is mainly worn for respect and fear of God, but also worn to show God is above all mankind.