Judaism true and false

All Jewish rituals take place in the synagogue.

Cultural Jews do not necessarily practice Judaism as a religion.

The Sabbath lasts from sunrise on Sunday until sunrise on Monday.

Observant Jews don't say the word “Torah” because it rhymes with the word for “hell”.

Christians in the Middle Ages blamed Jews for the death of Jesus.

Kaddish is a prayer said only at Jewish wedding ceremonies.

Judaism emphasizes actions more than creeds and statements of belief.

In Medieval times, many Jews fled to Iran, which was always tolerant of Jewish people.

Maimonides was the Jewish general who led the revolt against Hitler.

Jewish kosher laws forbid the eating of pork.

One of the Jewish wedding customs is the canopy under which the bride and groom stand.

About 6 million Jews died in the Holocaust.

Orthodox Jews don’t celebrate bat mitzvahs and don’t have female rabbis.

If an observant Jew’s parent dies, they continue the ritual of mourning for 15 years.

Judaism says that God is providential: He guides and cares for creation.

Jewish men are required to pray 5 times per day.

"Prophet" meant someone who proclaims God's will and tries to keep Israel on course.

Passover celebrates the Exodus of the ancient Israelites from Egypt.

Many Jews keep a scroll in or near the door of their house with a scripture passage on it.