Description
Chareidim is a term often used for a segment of the Jewish community that live in their own communities and forgo some western cultural norms. They are often misunderstood, derided and called offensive names such Ultra-Orthodox.
Who are the Chareidim? What are their communities like? How do they live? And why they are widely misunderstood?
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A fascinating...
Published 11/17/24
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Why is hospitality so important in Judaism? What should good hospitality include? Are there...
Published 11/10/24