Hasidic Jew and Orthodox Jew: Is Friendship Possible Between the Two?

Chaosen is a novel written by Chaim Potok, full of various themes gathering through each chapter. Chapter 7 of the book had a major impact on the theme of the novel. For example, in this chapter, the narrator Reuven will first create a basic diagram. He said, "The next day, I saw Danny 's father" (Potokk 112). Building this episode is the key to this chapter. Because building this episode can accomplish friendship and destroy in seconds.

At the end of World War II, Chorsen follows the friendship between the two Jewish boys who grew up in Brooklyn. Reuven Malter, one of the two main characters of a narrator and novel, is a traditional Orthodox Jew. He is an avid scholar and humanitarian son of David Malter. Another hero, Danny Sanders, is an excellent Hashidd with a passion for photographic memory and psychoanalysis. Danny is the son of Lebec Sanders, a leader who is respected by the devoutness of the great Hasidicism dynasty. In 18 chapters (divided into 3 volumes), the novel communicates the story of friendship between the two boys and explores the tension between their cultural clash and modern American society.

Orthodox Judaism is a pluralist group including several groups including Hasid Jews. This form began in Eastern Europe in the 18th century and has a different value from traditional or super-orthodox Judaism. The Hashid Jews emphasized the mysterious experience with God, including direct communication through prayer and worship. Chabbad is a movement of the famous Orthodox Jewish, Hasid. Passover Festival: This holiday lasts 7 to 8 days to celebrate the liberation from Jewish slavery. It is said that the plague killed all other newly born babies in Egypt when the Hebrew God "passed" the Jewish family's house and rescued their children in plague.

For the Jews, especially for Orthodox Jews, there are many customs and customs. The Orthodox chapters, Hashid Judaism promote mysticism and reveal the "ancient and intolerable tradition of the Qur'an." In the culture of Hasidism, women need to cover their arms and hair (with wigs) Men wear a particular style of hat and combine their hair and whisk in a particular style. The Passover Festival is an important festival of freedom, during which the Jews ate unsalted bread called Matsua.

The difference between Lithuanian Jews (or what they call "Litvaux") and other Russian Jews is that they are strongly anti-Semitism (ie anti-Hasis) orthodox Judaism and Hascara Sympathy for enlightenment arguing against opposition). The tension between most Jewish Orthodox Jewish religious leaders and secular minorities has created a series of vocal series of political groups. Secularly, the main division is between the socialist band and the nationalist Zionist.