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The document provides an overview of key aspects of Judaism including its origins, core beliefs, symbols, holy places, rites of passage, celebrations, and holidays. It notes that Judaism traces its origins to Abraham and that Jews believe in following the 613 Mitzvahs or commandments from God as described in the Torah. Some of the main Jewish symbols mentioned are the Star of David, tallit, mezuzah, kippah, and menorah. Major holy sites include the Western Wall in Jerusalem and synagogues where rituals like bar mitzvahs take place to mark rites of passage. Celebrations include Passover, Chanukah, and Rosh Hash
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