- to the
Jewish community.
Orthodox Judaism bases Jewishness on
matrilineal descent.
According to
Jewish law (halacha), all
those born of a
Jewish mother...
-
Story of the
Jewish Diaspora". The New York Times.
Retrieved 10
October 2012. Balter,
Michael (3 June 2010). "Tracing the
Roots of
Jewishness". Science....
- spheres,
imported from Christianity, was
alien to
Jewish tradition – were the only
venues in
which Jewishness could be expressed. The
nascent Reform movement...
-
fruit in the form of a
Jewish state in
their ancient homeland, the Land of Israel. Thus,
Boyarin has
argued that "
Jewishness disrupts the very categories...
- small-scale
Jewish migrations began in many
countries of the
Middle East in the
early 20th century, with the only
substantial aliyot (
Jewish immigrations...
-
their Jewishness entirely in
ethnicity and
secular Jewish culture.
Possibilities for
secular Jewishness include an
identification with
Jewish history...
-
method of
determining Jewishness relies on
tracing one's
maternal line.
According to halakha, the
recognition of
someone as
fully Jewish requires them to have...
-
Jewish history is the
history of the Jews,
their nation, religion, and culture, as it
developed and
interacted with
other peoples, religions, and cultures...
-
largest and most
significant Ashke****
Jewish community in the world.
Poland was a prin****l
center of
Jewish culture,
because of the long
period of statutory...
-
genetic tests for
Jewishness, and
indeed the
historical basis of a
Jewish po****tion ‘returning’ to the Levant, the
Realpolitik of
Jewishness as a measurable...
