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Speakers about judaism (4)

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Freddy Naftel

Holocaust & Judaism educator

travels from UK

Keynote speaker Freddy Naftel has been the victim of prejudices, stereotyping and anti-semitism. His roots go back to Nazi Germany, where his family experienced what many have just read about in the history books. Listen to his personal story and...
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Dr. Thomas D. Zweifel

Consultant, Author and Leadership Professor

travels from Switzerland

For 25+ years, keynote speaker Thomas D. Zweifel has developed leadership tools and methodologies for Fortune 500 companies. The former CEO of Swiss Consulting Group, Thomas D. Zweifel says that soft skills (co-leadership, communication,...

Yossi Ghinsberg

Life Philosopher and Author

travels from USA

Keynote speaker Yossi Ghinsberg is an extraordinary person with a unique philosophy and admirable life perspective. He is passionate and spiritual to such a degree that he has touched, inspired, and helped people all around the globe. Ghinsberg’s...
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David Rowan

UK Editor of WIRED Magazine

travels from UK

Our keynote speaker David Rowan is an editor of UK's WIRED magazine and he has made several media appearances. He speaks on a range of topics from the future of luxury brands to the new rules of business. He has lots of experience from traveling...

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About Judaism

  • Judaism is the original religion of the Jews, rooted in the Tanakh and the Talmud. Christianity as well as Islam are rooted in Judaism.
  • Judaism is considered ethnoreligious in that children of Jewish mothers automatically are considered Jews. It is, however, also possible to convert to Judaism.
  • Throughout history Jews have been the victims of persecution, in part because of Judaism. Recent and tragic examples include the terror regimes of Hitler and Stalin in the twentieth century.
  • Keynote speakers on Judaism typically focus on various aspects of Judaism such as religion and culture, the history of Judaism and so on.
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