What do all Jews agree on?

Answer 1

Judaism?

There is nothing else in particular that every Jew shares with every other Jew. Some are religious and others are secular, some are old and others are young, some are male and others are female, some are of European ancestry and others are of Middle Eastern ancestry, etc.

Answer 2

Answer 1

Yes, all traditional Jews have the same beliefs. There are relatively recent groups of Jews who have some but not all of the (unmodified) traditional beliefs.

Here are some of the most basic beliefs of Judaism, as codified by Maimonides:

1. God exists, and is the Creator

2. God is One and unique

3. God is not physical

4. God is eternal

5. Prayer is to be directed only to God

6. The words of the prophets are true

7. The prophecies of Moses are true; he was the greatest prophet

8. The Torah was given to Moses

9. There will be no other Torah

10. God knows the thoughts and deeds of all

11. God rewards the good and punishes the wicked

12. The Messiah will come

13. The dead will be resurrected

Answer 2

While it is true that all traditional or Torah Jews believe in the same thing. Liberal Judaism is much more divided on what it believes. Reform and Reconstructionist Jews reject principles 8 and 13, asserting that Jews received the Torah through the historical approach and preferring to avoid debating the principles of the End Days. Reconstructionist Judaism also rejects principles 10, 11, and 12, asserting a Deistic God, no afterlife, and no Messianic Period at all.

All forms of Liberal Judaism also debate whether or not God exists.

Answer 3

Unlike Christianity and Islam, there is absolutely nothing that all Jews agree on. Not even G-d.