How does judaism differ from other religious groups?

One of the differences in the religion of Judaism toward other religions is that they do not practice polytheism or what could others mistake as idolatry. They believe in the divine like other religions and like others, they also believe that there is a powerful being in the works, only that Judaism believes that there is only one divine who is abstract and no representation of the divine can be made or created. No objects or images are being worshipped in the religion of Judaism.