According to Maimonides (one of the leading Rabbi's and Doctors of the 12 century) every Jew must believe in the following 13 principles. I have translated it from Hebrew to English
1. That the Creator Blessed is his name, created every creature and it was done alone
2.That the Creator Blessed is his name, is a single being and there is no other like him, he is was and will be the only God .
3. That the Creator Blessed is his name, has no body or bodily needs.
4. That the Creator Blessed is his name, was the first and will be the last.
5. That the Creator Blessed is his name, is the only thing we should pray to and should pray to nothing else.
6. That the words of the Prophets are true words
7. That the prophesies of Moses were true and he was the *"father" of all prophets both before and after him. *(in Hebrew the word father can also mean the best)
8. That the entire Torah that we have was given directly to Moses
9. That the Holy Torah can not be changed and there will never be another one.
10. That the Creator Blessed is his name, knows all actions and thought s of people.
11. That the Creator Blessed is his name,Rewards people who fulfill his commandments, and punishes those who violate them
12. Beliefe that the Messiah will come, and even though it has been delayed so long we patiently wait everyday for it. (The Hebrew of #12 has been made into the most stirring song that still brings a tear everytime I hear it)
13. That when the Creator Blessed is his name,desires he will resurect the dead
In the movie Fiddler on the Roof the fiddler has no name but if you read between the lines the fiddler represented the Jewish culture or was the "voice" of the Jewish people for the movie by representing the "traditions" through his playing. It's something to the representation to Antonio Banderas in the movie of the Evita where he was symbolically representing the people.
Fiddler on the Roof is the story of Jewish residents in a town in Russia, so yes, the sisters are Jewish.
the fiddler represented the Jewish culture or was the "voice" of the Jewish people for the movie by representing the "traditions" through his playing. It's something to the representation to Antonio Banderas in the movie of the Evita where he was symbolically representing the people.
Jewish and Bolshevik
The Jewish father of the family - Tevia.
In the movie Fiddler on the Roof the fiddler has no name but if you read between the lines the fiddler represented the Jewish culture or was the "voice" of the Jewish people for the movie by representing the "traditions" through his playing. It's something to the representation to Antonio Banderas in the movie of the Evita where he was symbolically representing the people.
Fiddler on the Roof is the story of Jewish residents in a town in Russia, so yes, the sisters are Jewish.
The Jewish religious traditions helped keep the village of Anatevka functioning.
the fiddler represented the Jewish culture or was the "voice" of the Jewish people for the movie by representing the "traditions" through his playing. It's something to the representation to Antonio Banderas in the movie of the Evita where he was symbolically representing the people.
The Jewish
Jewish and Bolshevik
The Jewish father of the family - Tevia.
The matchmaker in "Fiddler on the Roof" is Yente. She plays a significant role in the story by facilitating marriages in the Jewish village of Anatevka, often navigating the desires and traditions of the community. Yente's character adds both humor and insight into the cultural expectations surrounding marriage.
Fiddler on the Roof is a story about traditions and how sometimes in order to be happy, traditions have to be bent or broken. This is an excellent movie to watch to see how even those set in their ways can change their minds if it benefits their family.
Fiddler on the Roof
Perchik, a character in "Fiddler on the Roof," is a revolutionary and a Jewish intellectual from Ukraine. The story is set in the early 20th century in a small Jewish village called Anatevka, which reflects the cultural and social dynamics of Jewish life in that region during that time.
They were Jewish. http://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/3036/jewish/Tevyes-Query.htm