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What do the Jewish people remember and celebrate during the last supper?
The Last Supper is a Christian event and has no meaning for Judaism.
Why was the Last Supper important for Jewish people?
It wasn't.See also:http://judaism.answers.com/jewish-philosophy/why-judaism-doesnt-accept-jesus
What year are the Jewish people celebrating new year?
you mean month right? September
What are the disadvantages of celebrating festival?
the disadvantages of celebrating festivals are that during festivals people play cards ,drunk and loss money. people waste the money during festivals.
Does Judaism acknowledge the Last Supper?
Jewish people do not recognize Jesus as special; therefore they would not be concerned with a Last Supper. Some Jewish people have heard of this last meal in Jerusalem and acknowledge that it happened, but would acknowledge it only as a historical event and would excise the theological claims made there.
When were the Jewish people badly treated?
Jewish people were treated horribly during the holocaust
What makes a holiday?
Holidays are dates that are agreed upon by people in a country - they celebrate some special event. Some good examples are Christmas, celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ; Hannukah, celebrating the rededication of the Jewish temple in Jerusalem; Independence Day, celebrating the date of your country's independence.
What negative impacts did Hitler have on Germany?
he really messed up germany by killing inocent jewish people and eating them for supper
Who were being attacked during the Holocaust?
Jewish people
Can Jewish people potatoes during Passover?
Yes.
How were the jewish people determind?
Jewish people have been determined based on the religion that they practice. This was an unfortunate thing for Jews during the holocaust.
When did the United States start celebrating Hanukkah?
The United states has never celebrated Hanukkah. Only the Jewish people living in the United States celebrate Hanukkah. Jews have been living in the United States and celebrating Hanukkah since the 17th Century.
