What is a Mezuzah The Mezuzah (Me-zu-zah' - accent on last syllable - plural Mezuzot ) is a small case containing a small hand written parchment scroll (called a klaf)

Observant Jews say a blessing (Kiddush) over the wine that opens festive meals each Sabbath and on holidays The Kiddush is also recited at the closing of the Sabbath in the Havdalah ceremony

Yarmulke (pronounced Yar' mul keh) is the Yiddish name for the Jewish ritual head covering, called a Kippah (meaning "dome", plural "kippot") in Hebrew When to wear the Yarmulke (Kippa) Orthodox Jewish males wear a head covering at almost all times, especially in public

The Star of David, Jewish Star, or Magen David means Shield of David It is one of the most popular Jewish symbols that has been in use at least since Babylonian times