Haredim

Haredim, also known as ultra-Orthodox Jews, are a tightly-knit Jewish community prioritizing strict adherence to traditional religious laws and customs. They often live separate from secular society, emphasizing religious study, prayer, and community values. Haredim typically dress modestly in distinctive attire—such as black hats and suits—and may speak specific dialects like Yiddish. Their lifestyle focuses on religious scholarship and maintaining Jewish traditions across generations. While they participate in modern society, they do so on their own terms, striving to preserve their religious identity and way of life amidst a broader secular world.