What season does Hanukkah take place?
Winter
What are the types of Judaism?
Orthodox, Reform, Conservative.
When was the State of Israel formed?
1948
Who is their Messiah, or holy leader?
God
What is Kosher?
A specific diet Jews follow.
Who does Hanukkah celebrate?
Judas Maccabaeus
How many people practice Judaism today?
14 million people.
Where is the Western Wall located?
Jerusalem
What was the name of the grandson that followed Abraham? (Two correct answers)
Jacob (Israel)
What can they not eat?
pork, shellfish, birds of prey
What is Yom Kippur?
A time to pray, and ask forgiveness of God.
What is Sabbath?
A period of time when they shouldn't work. (Some Christians believe in this)
What troops took over Jerusalem, and destroyed the Jewish tower.
Babylon
What is the Torah?
The first five books of the Hebrew Bible.
What does kosher meat imply?
The animal has cloven hooves, and chews the cud.
When do they celebrate Passover?
March or April
What is a Mezuzah?
A case with a tiny scroll encased in it.
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What percent of Jews today, live in North America?
44%
How many commandments do they have? (Hint: not 10)
613
What do they have to switch in between dairy and meat portions of meals?
Utensils
What does Passover celebrate?
God helping Moses to lead the Israelites out of Egypt.
What do Cantors do?
Singing or chanting during services.
What common day places were they confined to in the past?
Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Israel
What do they believe about Jesus?
That he is real, but is yet to come.
What can you not eat/drink with meat?
Dairy products