Antisemitism, Treating Jewish people unfairly or with hostility because they are Jewish., Bar/Bat Mitzvah, A ceremony where a Jewish boy (Bar) or girl (Bat) becomes a religious adult., Brit Milah, A circumcision ceremony for baby boys, usually 8 days after birth., Diaspora, When a community of people lives outside their original homeland., Hamsa, A symbol of the hand of God used for protection and good fortune., Kippah, A small cap worn on the head as a sign of respect to God and identity., Kosher, Food that is prepared according to Jewish religious laws., Magen David, The Star of David; a six-pointed star that is a symbol of Judaism., Mezuzah, A small case on a doorpost containing a scroll with a Jewish prayer., Shabbat, The Jewish day of rest, from Friday evening to Saturday evening., Shema, An important Jewish prayer declaring there is only one God., Tallit, A prayer shawl with fringes worn during worship., Tefillin, Small leather boxes containing prayers worn on the arm and head., Torah, The holiest book in Judaism containing the laws and teachings., Tzedakah, The Jewish duty of giving to charity and helping others., Yad, A pointer used to follow the text while reading from the Torah.

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