The Torah has always been the general law of the Jews, being the moral and civil base of the whole development of that society, which has always remained united around these principles. The Jewish beginning came near the lands of Jerusalem, when they were expelled from there by the Romans came to occupy the regions of Turkey, Egypt, Greece, and south of the Italian peninsula. After that period it occupied the regions to the northwest of Africa, as well as the south of Spain, France and, at the end of the Roman period already it was possible to find Jews to the north of France and even in Great Britain.
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citizenship gives residents of a state or country full legal rights.
People can resolve and adopt on their own to follow God's law or not. This is the amount of individual responsibility mentioned under rule of law in Judaism. How strict a Jew is in practicing the conventions of Judaism will be based on how much love he has towards the divinity.
Judaism has a set of laws and it signifies every aspects of life. It adds religious significance to every aspect of life. It originated from Taro and Rabbis laws.
All the ordinary, routine and trivial acts of everyday life are connected to divinity under Jewish law. It considers that an individual fulfills his duty and responsibilities in his birth based on how much love he has towards God.
