Analysis: Should Jews Wear Kippahs

America has been dealing with external attacks, but has ignored that hate crimes have been on the rise since 2014. America’s biggest threat is seen as ISIS, a terrorist group that has been attacking many countries around the world. Many Muslims have had to deal with the effects of uneducated people, as over

This article is about the shooting that happened at a Gay club in Orlando. A man who was born in America plegged to ISIS and shot down 49 people on a sunday. This article called it the most massive tarrow since the 9/11 attack . Most of the males were wounded. Some witnesses said it was towards hate and seen the man enter in the club. Many arguments was claimed to be a continuation of the 9/11 Attack. After the massive shooting that happened on that scary sunday. citizens all over the city gather together to pay respects to those that lost their lives in that club. President Obama had a few words about the attack in Orlando. President Obama said “This is an act of hate’ and i agree. My thought about this is yes there is an act of terror everywhere

Past acts of terrorism done by foreigners have provoked fear throughout the American people. 9/11 is one example that brought upon a negative change. After the 9/11 terrorist attacks Americans were scared of foreigners, especially any person that was Islamic, coming into the country. The 9/11 attack caused Americans to associate any Islamic person with being a terrorist. This provoked a change in airport security. According to the article “To Combat ISIS, Welcome Syrians”, Anne Speckhard explains how the negative connotation with the Islamic religion has made it very hard for the innocent Syrians fleeing their country to seek asylum in the U.S. “We have failed to enact efficient practices and sufficient resources to allay our fears that within

In France a teenager slashed a Jewish teacher on the street. In response to this event a man named Zvi Ammar, the head of Israelite of Marseille, suggested that Jews do not wear the kippas, to stay safe. My opinion is that Jewish people should have the right to choose. If they decide to wear the kippa, they should have the freedom to show their religion and be proud. Although if they want to be safe, they could decide not to where it. If I was a Jew my decision would be to where the kippa when I am around a group of people. I would do this because I could both stay safe and show my religion. When I would be alone, I wouldn’t wear it. I would not wear this for my safety, and if I was alone, I’m not sure if someone would try to help. Even though

Should Jews stop wearing their Kippahs, Well my answer would be no. I say that the Jews should still wear their Kippahs and fight, I know that the Jews are being killed and it's a scary thing but it's also a part of their religion to wear their Kippahs, wearing a Kippah is a Jewish thing that over time has associated with the Jewish and shows respect to God. I don't Know about you but that sounds like something that's important to the Jewish religion, so instead of taking off the Kippah and putting it away until the brutal actions die down, I say that the Jews wear it and show everyone what they stand for. If you look at the article in the fourth paragraph under the heading ¨Tough Decision had to be made¨ ¨Zvi Ammar who is the head

For the Jews own safety, they should stop wearing kippas. It doesn’t mean they have to stop wearing kippas forever, but out in public. If they stop wearing them out in public they won’t be noticed as being a Jew. This would ensure more safety on Jews. Jews should continue on wearing the kippah while in a synagogue, or praying or performing a Jewish ritual. There will at some point in time that Jew’s will be able to wear their kippah out in public. Jewish men are suppose to wear kippas to remind the wearer of God’s presence over him. There are other ways for these Jews to remember that God is present. Some of these reminders may include, Having a kippah in a common room in the house, or little notes. But, Jews aren’t the only ones having

Jews should stop wearing kippas. Jews should stop wearing kippas because in the article, “French Jews struggle with an identity dilemma as violence increases,” it says, “A machete-wielding 15-year-old slashed a Jewish teacher in the street.” This phrase means that, people in the world are against Jews, and are aiming against them. It would be safer for people who believe in the Jewish religion not to wear their kippas for their own safety.

For the Jews own safety, they should stop wearing kippas. However, this doesn’t mean they should have to stop wearing kippas forever, but in the meantime, they should stop wearing them in public. Having them stop wearing them out in public his clearly only for their own safety. If they stop wearing them out in public, they won’t be noticed as being a Jew. Being a Jew is not a horrible thing. Although to some people in Paris, France, if you are a Jew you are horrible, atrocious, dreadful, crummy, and many more awful things. However, this is not true. Jews are just as important as Muslims, who are as important as Jehovah Witnesses, Mormons, Catholics, etc. So, having Jews stop wearing the kippas or skullcaps in public would ensure more safety

Religious freedom: the right to choose a religion or no religion without interference by the government. Unfortunately, the rule doesn’t apply to society and some other countries - lately, more Muslims, Jews, and people in certain seperate religious groups have been victims faced with individuals who choose to insult and harm these innocent people. The dilemma is becoming so violent that the Jewish have been faced with a difficult decision: whether to wear kippas or not. Kippas, or yarmulkes, are caps traditionally worn by Jewish men, and the head of the Israelite Consistory of Marseille, had decided to ask Jews to not wear the kippas because of a recent attack on a Jewish teacher. Should Jews really stop wearing their skullcaps?

The recent explosions in France have impacted both the French and Americans. We cringe for the French who were most affected by the bombings, the families of the victims. This event has created a lot of hate towards Islam across the globe. Many Muslims were victims to hate crimes soon after the events in France. This has caused many female Muslims to stop wearing their headscarf, or hijab, anywhere other than in the vicinity of a mosque.

I think that the Jews should not stop wearing kippas - Hebrew word for skullcap,

It is impossible at a time like this to act as if nothing is different, as if nothing has happened. The savage terrorist attack in Paris that left 129 people dead and 352 others wounded (nearly 100 of them critically) affects us all in ways we do not completely understand. Events like these remind us of the 9/11 attacks that took place on American soil, and we are taken back to the emotions we felt on that terrible day. Tragedies such as these also tend to erase international boundaries and petty differences and remind us we are allies of all people everywhere who pursue peace and justice and respect the innate sacredness of innocent human life.

Due to recent ISIS led attacks on the city of Paris the fear of a terrorist attack on an American city has increased dramatically. Recent polls done by Quinnipiac University shows that 83% of citizens asked the question, “How likely is a terrorist attack in the United States causing large numbers of lives to be lost in the near future?” answered that it was either very likely or somewhat likely. This is a 10% increase from earlier in the month of November when the poll was conducted.1 Much of this might be due to the fact that the President’s approach to the situation has been widely disagreed with as it has not properly appeased many citizens; evident by the fact that his support for his handling on terrorism has dropped to a low of 40%.1 While many Americans are in constant fear of this organization, many people might not even know how it came to be

Due to recent events in relation to ISIS and extremism, there has been a significant backlash against Muslims and Arabs living in the United States. Extremism has induced fear into the heads of many Americans, inspiring them to protest Islam, equate all Muslims and Arabs with terrorism, and perform hate crimes against them.

To respond to ISIS current threats to America’s ally, France, increased surveillance via national troops on French and American territory. If France’s military is not large enough to provide necessary troops to be able to surveillance their territories, we will step in as reinforcement and provide additional security. No bombing or use of explosive forces will be used to combat ISIS unless a necessary and true threat persists. Under this policy it is crucial to understand that containing ISIS and coexisting is better than creating another wave of nuclear destruction and terrorism on American soil. ISIS recruitment processes has transitioned from hundreds of supporters traveling to Syria and Iraq to join, to creating smaller but threatening