What is the authority for the religion Judaism?

Answer 1

Each denomination of Judaism has its own corporeal advisory board, but ultimately, all Jews much adhere to the laws of Halachah which are derived cheifly from (in reverse chronological order) the Shulchan Aruch, the Talmud, the Mishnah and most importantly, the Torah. There is no centralised authority in Judaism like in other religions.

Answer 2

The highest authority in Judaism is God. If you mean the highest Human authority, it varied throughout history. It was a different times a king, priest, or prophet. Today, Judaism has no single person with "the highest authority".

Answer 3

The rabbi