Judaism 

The faith in which orthodox Jews follow

Torah

The first five books of the Hebrew writing

Messiah

A person who is believed to have been sent from the heavens to spread the Jewish faith

Rabbi 

Someone who studies and practices Jewish law

Sabbath 

A day where the Jewish followers take notice of their faith and usually take a day off

Yom Kippur 

A ten day long fast that brings in the Jewish New Year

Hanukkah 

An eight day long Jewish festival

Synagogue

A place in which members of the Jewish community meet to practice their faith.

Jerusalem 

The sacred city of the Jews.

Talmud 

The traditional laws and way of Jewish life

Anti - Semitism 

Prejudice discrimination against the Jews

Shtetl 

A small Jewish town in eastern Europe

Ghettos 

A usually heavily populated poor section of a city

Liberation

The act of being liberated

Emaciate

To make someone out of the ordinary thin

Pogroms 

An organized killing, particularly of Jews

Kaballah

Any mystical/magical writing or private document or science

Kaddish

A public prayer recited at certain times of the day

Shekhinah

Some presence of god on earth

Shtibl 

It is Yiddish for “little room”

Beadle 

A small time christian ordered officer that has different small tasks

Zohar

“The definitive work of Jewish cabala”

Gestapo 

German secret police during the Nazi reign.

Shavuot 

A festival that is celebrated on the sixth and seventh day of Sivan

Fascism  

A government run by a dictator with complete power