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Don't Jews celebrate Christmas? Why did my Jewish guest say she was Jewish when I wished her a Merry Christmas?

Jews don't celebrate Christmas. There are a series of unique holy days, festivals, ceremonies and religious customs in Jewish tradition. They restrict and stipulate the daily behavior of Jews and create a unique and unique lifestyle of this nation.

As far as Christmas is concerned, first of all, Christmas is a festival celebrated by Christians, and then it spreads slowly. But this is a short story about Jews, so that's all. The story goes like this.

Jews even hate this Jesus Christ and give him a holiday?

Look at the name of the traitor to Christ: Judas, look at the people who killed Christ: the Pharisees and Sadducees, all Jews. Although it seems from the New Testament that missionaries are all Jews and Christ is the son of David, there is a strong anti-Semitic sentiment in Christianity, and many Jews who abide by the old religion are severely reprimanded. . .

Later, with the help of the Roman emperor, religious believers basically became white people in Europe, which was in direct opposition to the Jewish nation.

So it's interesting. You can go and see it.