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This question is meaningless without a timeframe. Most likely, the answer is Jerusalem since 1948, but there are several cities throughout the Diaspora which greatly contributed at different points in time to the religious and political identity of the Jewish People, like New York, Berlin, Paris, Toledo, Fes, Cairo, Thessaloniki, Kharkov, and Istanbul.
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Colony with first act promoting religious freedom?
Rhode Island became the first colony with no established church and the first to grant religious freedom to everyone, including Quakers and Jews.
What religious group werethe Nazis after?
Jews.
Do Jews think about God?
Yes, religious Jews think about God and follow His teachings and instructions.
What religious group labeled by Hitler as inferior?
Jews
Who religious group was imprisoned in concentration camps?
Jews
After the Jewish Revolt was put down and the Romans destroyed the Temple in 70 A.D. Jews were scattered across the Roman world. What did the Jews turn to as their center of worship?
After the destruction of the Temple in 70 A.D., the Jews turned to local synagogues as their centers of worship. Synagogues became the primary place for communal prayer, study of religious texts, and social gatherings for Jews across the Roman world. The synagogue became a symbol and focal point of Jewish religious and cultural life in the absence of the Temple.
Who is the Jew leader?
There has been no single political, military, or religious leader representing all Jews for almost 2,000 years.
What is Israel's perceptual region?
Israel's perceptual region can be characterized as a land with historical and religious significance to various groups such as Christians, Jews, and Muslims. It often evokes strong emotions and connections due to its cultural, political, and religious importance.
Who did Hitler but in concentration camps?
Jews <><><> Also political prisoners, homosexuals, trade unionists, gypsies, and members of other religious organizations.
What was the atmosphere like in religious and political views after Jesus' crucifixion?
You would have had to be there to experience it, but the Bible indicates that there was great sorrow among his disciples and believers, but rejoicing among the religious hierarchy of the Jews.
Is Zionism a type of Judaism?
Zionism is a social and political movement advocating for the re-establishment of the Jewish homeland in Israel. The majority of the leading and most influential Zionists were non-religious Jews. Additionally, a number of Zionists were non-Jews who believed in the validity of the Jewish cause either from a religious perspective (Christian Messianism) or from a political perspective (Nationalists).
Are danes Jews?
"Danes" are natives and/or citizens of Denmark. The term gives no information regarding a person's gender, occupation, political or religious affiliation.
Do Jews worship daily?
Yes, religious Jews do.
Colony with first act promoting religious freedom?
Rhode Island became the first colony with no established church and the first to grant religious freedom to everyone, including Quakers and Jews.
What has the author Michael Feige written?
Michael Feige has written: 'Settling in the hearts' -- subject(s): Moral and ethical aspects, Jews, Land settlement, Colonization, Political aspects, Religious Zionists, Arab-Israeli conflict, Religious Zionism, Political activity, History
When the Pharaoh took control in Egypt the Jews became...?
The Jews became slaves.
Do Jews watch tv on sabbath?
No, Torah-observant Jews do not.
