After hearing from an interview with the teacher of Education Sciences Susana Leventhal Tachna to a member of the Jewish community where her position is shown, we were able to notice her position before her religion and the other belief systems. He tells us a little about the origins of his religion, and how this is the first monotheistic religion of all time with Abraham as the founder of this and The Ten Commandments as the principle of his values regime. Circucision as a divine covenant and testimony of faith in the Jews is fundamental since it reflects obedience to God. He mentions that Jews can not question the word of God, the principle of Judaism is that God is the main thing. He also points out that it is very important for Judaism to undertake a Jewish community as exemplified by Abraham when he started the first Jewish community in the face of the adversities of the other polytheistic religions.
God as a guide they carry in their heart and are totally governed by him.
Do not judge people for their faith, but for their actions, as the Jewish religion only cares about actions.
The application of the ten commandments which the Jews take as a way of life.
The hospitality fostered by the Jewish religion. Do not deny access for people in need.
We as individuals practice a monotheistic religion basing our religion on God as an omnipresent being as well as the Jewish religion.
His position regarding the other religions, is tolerant, since he mentions that he can relate to more people of other religions even in different colonies but that they can not leave aside the meetings in community centers.
He relates that the Jew can be given by conviction or birth, he has a strong bond with his faith.