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This seven-branched candelabrum was used in the ancient Temple in Jerusalem and remains a symbol of the Jewish people today.
This weekly day of rest, observed from Friday sunset to Saturday nightfall, commemorates God's rest after creating the world.
This spring festival commemorates the Israelites' exodus from Egypt, featuring a ceremonial meal called a seder.
This small case containing sacred parchment scrolls is affixed to doorposts of Jewish homes.
This ram's horn instrument is blown during the High Holy Days, particularly on the Jewish New Year.
This fringed prayer shawl is worn during morning prayers and wraps around the shoulders.
This small head covering, also called a yarmulke, is worn as a sign of reverence for God.
This holiday, known as the Day of Atonement, involves fasting and is considered the holiest day in Judaism.