[Shinoa]

While no believer in Judaism believes that Jesus was a prophet, nor the messiah, because prophecy ended 4+ centuries before him according to the Tanakh (Old Testament) and the messiah has yet to come, some still do believe that he was a very wise man.

There is a common Jewish proverb which dates back over 1500 years, and originates from the Talmud. A non-jewish man walks up to Shammai (a Rabbi of the time, who is known for being very strict and uptight) and asks him to teach him the entire Torah (first five books of the Old Testament, which are highly valued in Judaism) while he stands on one foot. Shammai thinks he's mocking him and tells him to go away. The man then goes to Hillel (another Rabbi, who's the polar opposite of Shammai) and asks him to do the same. Hillel accepts the challenge and when the man stands on one foot, he tells him "What you would consider hateful to yourself do not do to others. This is the entire Torah, the rest is up to your interpretation".

I certainly agree with your message at the end of removing hatred and other nonsensical barriers between people, and wish everyone happy holidays!