Yes. In fact, a child born to a Jewish mother is a Jewish child.
He was born to Jewish parents. Is there any other way to be a Jew?
Although Jewish law specifies that a child born to Jewish parents is Jewish, if just the father is Jewish and the mother is not, the child is not considered Jewish in any sense. (The Reform movement recognises children born to a Jewish man and non-Jewish woman as Jewish IF they were raised Jewish).
-- A person is not a Jew unless born of a Jewish mother. -- There is no "also".
Yes. Both of his parents were Jewish.
If the Jew is a woman, you get a black Jew. If the mother isn't Jewish, then the child isn't either.
Technically, Asner is Jewish. To, "be Jewish," one only needs to be born from a Jewish mother. Ed Asner was born and raised by orthodox Jewish parents. Asner has publicly spoken in favor of Darwinism and against Creationism. I doubt that he is a practicing Jew.So, there you have it. Asner is technically Jewish according to Jewish law. Asner is also ethnically Jewish, being born of Jewish parents. However, I have seen no evidence that he is practicing Judaism as a religion in his life.
Jewish law specifies that a Jew is a person who was born to a Jewish woman or who has converted to Judaism as per Jewish law.
Jesus was a Jew because he was born to a Jewish mother and observed Jewish rituals.
According to Jewish law, a person who is born to a Jewish woman or who converts according to Jewish law, is a Jew. If your father is Jewish but your mother is not, Jewish law does not consider you to be a Jew unless you convert. The reform movement accepts children born to a Jewish man and non-Jewish woman as Jews if they are raised as Jews.
A person who is born to a Jewish woman or who halachicly (following Jewish law) converts to Judaism is a Jew.
A Jew is a person who is part of the culture or community that is based upon Judaism and whose origins can be traced back through the ancient Hebrew of Israel to Abraham.
Yes, if the parents of the child decide to raise him or her as a Jew, they baby is taken to mikvah as part of the conversion process.