Haredim (Ultra-Orthodox Jews)

Haredim, also known as Ultra-Orthodox Jews, are a religious community devoted to strict adherence to traditional Jewish laws and customs. They emphasize Torah study, religious observance, and separation from secular society to maintain their cultural and spiritual identity. Typically dressed in distinctive attire, they often live in close-knit neighborhoods, prioritizing religious education and community life. While they vary in practices, Haredim generally seek to preserve their heritage amid modern influences, often engaging in religious study, prayer, and communal activities to uphold their interpretation of Judaism.