The Oppression of Jews Research

Jews are an ethnic and religious community that has its roots in Israel. Jewish culture, race, and ethnicity are all included in affirmative action policies that are unfairly treated. As an illustration, American Jews, who make up a very tiny and unique cultural minority, have long been subjected to discrimination. This is a result of the three group stereotype having a significant amount of within-group diversity, which is frequently utilized in place of actual experience working with American Jews. The paper will concentrate on the oppression of Jews in social work and employment as well as the good Jewish social work practices in America. Are ethnoreligious group and nation that originated from the Israel, and their ethnicity, nationhood, and religion are strongly interrelated as Judaism in the traditional faith.

American Jews are Americans who are Jews of either religion, nationality or ethnicity.

The definition originated from biblical Hebrew where initially was written into Greek and old French and later on was translated from Greek to English.

The strengths of Jewish

The Jewish retain linkage to the Jewish people‘s land of origin

This allowed them to practice community charity and secure their culture that certified them to continue displaying distinct cultural traits over the centuries.

The Jews religious group and practices are strong

Whenever the Jews went around the world, their religion was live, and they would give their lives to practice the value of their faith

Jews feel themselves as part of their identity and heritage that make them feel connected to the history and culture of Jewish people.

Being a Jewish is different thing at the same time

Where one is a member of a religious group that has specific groups and rituals and is a member of people with a history and culture.

Reason why the above points are strength

This is the strength of Jewish because they inspire the Jews to practice their religion and culture fully without any fear of the non-Jews. Additionally, the powers make the jews to feel proud of themselves and their region and culture. Moreover, the above points are considered as a strength because they form a strong foundation of faith in part that makes them press on despite their oppression and make them understand the complexities of being a Jews.

Weakness of Jews

Anti-Semitism

This is discrimination and prejudice against Jews that are solely based on the fact that they are Jews. In any place, the Jews settled they have experienced discrimination and oppression. Additionally, in any country that the Jews visited the are referred as “others” or scapegoat in the host countries.





Misunderstanding of Jews

This is another weakness faced by where over many years people still believe that Jews killed Jesus. The belief is mostly by Christian anti-Semitism. Additionally, people found that Jews controlled the media and the banking industry of the government. All this are misunderstanding because it is not true that Jews killed Jesus and neither did they take control of media and the banking industry.

Disunity among Jews different denomination

Jews are disunited to the extent that they do not love their selves and they often look down on Jews from faith. Additionally, due to lack of love among themselves 99.9% of the Jews are intermarrying especially those that did not Jewish education.

The following are challenges because, they make the Jew feel decimated, unloved and fell different from other tribes. Additionally, the problems create disunity among Jews and other societies where Jews are discriminated because they lack education.

Awareness of altitude

Jews have the same standing like any other person, and they should be treated in the same way like how different Americans are treated. Moreover, Jews are distinct from other Americans but they respect them and make good use of their citizenship, but they do not try to mingle socially. However, Jews face attitude

Toward their faith

The positive attitude toward the religion of Jews is influenced by their belief in building a better world. According to the principle of Judaism, idolatry, bloodshed, robbery, injustice and lawlessness incest and adultery is prohibited. According to Jewish any person all individuals regardless of ethnic origin, race, or religion are equally God’s children and similarly precious as a human being and deserve justice and mercy from any human agency or institution. Moreover, in Jews religion, the difference among persons is a consequence of their actions and that no person is inherently better than another.

Source of origin

Jews believe in the seven commandments of the covenant that God consummated with Noah, which should govern all civilized society.

c) Impact of the attitude

The altitude has a significant effect because; it influences me to obey all the commandment that God consummated with Noah and has impacted me to copy their religious law that is based on how interested an individual is for the religion and the denomination of faith they believe in. Moreover, the doctrine has impacted me to practice prayers in everyday lives, because, players play an important role in one’s life. According to Orthodox Judaism, the followers should recite prayers three times a day, and this has influenced me also to pray three times a day.

d) Negative attitude on future social work practice

The basis of social work and training is deeply rooted in religion and spirituality where workers are influenced in working with the person as whole that is emotional, mental, spiritual, and the system that affects their lives. However, the practice of social work is placed on the significant value of religion; there are difficulties to find a professional place in the world. This is because the social worker is moved toward a higher professional approach and it has begun to distance its self from religion and spirituality.

Skills needed for positive practice

Positive thinking

To practicing social work with the Jews, is essential not to think contrary about this group of people. For example, the belief that Jew control banking, media, and the government is a negative attitude toward the Jews. In this case, this is just but a conspiracy theory that is only documented. Therefore, thinking positively about the Jews is one of the attitudes required for affirmative practice with Jews.

Important of the attitude

Practicing positive thinking is essential in practicing social work because with jews because its impacts on to positive emotions that will enhance ability to build skills and develop resources in affirmative practices

Moreover, developing positive attitude will improve affirmative practice because; there will be reunion and Jews will celebrate together with other non-Jews members.











Knowledge needed forh positive practice

Educational instruction

Three-point from the literature

Jews have played a formative in developing modernity from physical to psychoanalysis

The culture of Jews is multicultural and multilingual that build dialogue with culture from northern America

The emphasis and the value of education are each embedded in Jewish culture.

The importance of each

Help the Jews to establish social culture norms, attitudes, and affirmative practice.

Help the Jews to increase the ethnicity on their human migration.

Help the Jews to develop perfect microcosm of humanities and social science.

Acquiring the knowledge of the Jewish will play a vital role in understanding they cultures norms and how they practice their social work.

Skills needed for positive practice

Three points from literature

Social workers see religion and spirituality as a vital part of their lives.

Social workers use of religion and spiritual intervention

Ethics are made on a daily basis on social affirmative.

Importance of each

Jews can carry out all their rituals and perform their celebration in according to their spirituality.

Use of intervention in social work is essential because it reduces social risk and enhances educational program.

Help Jews to have a moral and ethical compass that can meet their spiritual matters.

Institutional/structural forces that oppress:

Some of the institutional effects used to suppress the Jews include, firstly, western and Christian antisemitism. Christians in Europe during the middle ages and currently have held the Jews responsible for the death of Jesus. Further, Nazism was used to oppress the Jews. During the Holocaust between 1941 and 1945 more than 6,000,000 Jews were prosecuted through the use of the Einsatzgruppen and death squads to conduct massive open-air killing in Germany. Additionally, Arab antisemitism was another force that was used to oppress the Jews.

Conclusion

Jews Are ethnoreligious group and nation that originated from the Israel and their ethnicity, nationhood and religion are strongly interrelated as Judaism in the traditional faith this The definition originated from biblical Hebrew where initially was written into Greek and old French and later on was translated from Greek to English. Additionally, Jews face strength and weakness which include; retention linkage to the Jewish people‘s land of origin That allowed them to practice community charity and secure their culture that certified them to continue displaying distinct cultural traits over the centuries. Additionally, Jewish is a different thing at the same time where one is a member of a religious group that has specific groups and rituals and is a member of people with a history and culture. Moreover, some of the weakness include; Anti-Semitism this is discrimination and prejudice against Jews that are solely based on the fact that they are Jews. In any place, the Jews settled they have experienced discrimination and oppression. Additionally, in any country that the Jews visited the are referred as “others” or scapegoat in the host countries. Moreover, Jews have positive skills, knowledge, and attitude that enables them to practice their faith. The positive outlook lets them The positive attitude toward the religion of Jews is influenced by their belief in building a better world. According to the worship of Judaism, idolatry, bloodshed, robbery, injustice and lawlessness incest and adultery is prohibited. According to Jewish any person all individuals regardless of ethnic origin, race, or religion are equally God’s children and similarly precious as a human being and deserve justice and mercy from any human agency or institution. Moreover, in Jews religion, the difference among persons is a consequence of their actions and that no person is inherently better than another.



















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