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	'''Haredi Judaism''' (also spelled '''Charedi''', plural '''Haredim''' or '''Charedim''') are groups within [[Orthodox Judaism]] that reject many aspects of modern culture and society. Members are often referred to as '''ultra-Orthodox''' in English, but they often consider this derogatory.		'''Haredi Judaism''' (also spelled '''Charedi''', plural '''Haredim''' or '''Charedim''') are groups within [[Orthodox Judaism]] that reject many aspects of modern culture and society. Members are often referred to as '''ultra-Orthodox''' in English, but they often consider this derogatory.

	==History==		==History==
	[[File:Judaism vs. Zionism.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|260px\|Judaism vs. [[Zionism]] and [[ZOG]]]]		[[File:Judaism vs. Zionism.png\|thumb\|260px\|Judaism vs. [[Zionism]] and [[ZOG]]]]
	Haredi communities are primarily found in Israel, North America, and Western Europe. Their estimated global population currently numbers 1.5–1.8 million, and, due to a virtual absence of interfaith marriage and a high birth rate, their numbers are growing rapidly. Their numbers have also been boosted by a substantial number of formerly secular jews adopting a Haredi lifestyle, in part due to active proselytizing by Haredi groups.		Haredi communities are primarily found in Israel, North America, and Western Europe. Their estimated global population currently numbers 1.5–1.8 million, and, due to a virtual absence of interfaith marriage and a high birth rate, their numbers are growing rapidly. Their numbers have also been boosted by a substantial number of formerly secular jews adopting a Haredi lifestyle, in part due to active proselytizing by Haredi groups.

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	'''Haredi Judaism''' (also spelled '''Charedi''', plural '''Haredim''' or '''Charedim''') are groups within [[Orthodox Judaism]] that reject many aspects of modern culture and society. Members are often referred to as '''ultra-Orthodox''' in English, but they often consider this derogatory.		'''Haredi Judaism''' (also spelled '''Charedi''', plural '''Haredim''' or '''Charedim''') are groups within [[Orthodox Judaism]] that reject many aspects of modern culture and society. Members are often referred to as '''ultra-Orthodox''' in English, but they often consider this derogatory.

	==History==		==History==
	[[File:Judaism vs. Zionism.jpg\|thumb\|260px\|Judaism vs. [[Zionism]] and [[ZOG]]]]		[[File:Judaism vs. Zionism.jpg\|thumb\|260px\|Judaism vs. [[Zionism]] and [[ZOG]]]]
	Haredi communities are primarily found in Israel, North America, and Western Europe. Their estimated global population currently numbers 1.5–1.8 million, and, due to a virtual absence of interfaith marriage and a high birth rate, their numbers are growing rapidly. Their numbers have also been boosted by a substantial number of formerly secular ~~Jews~~ adopting a Haredi lifestyle, in part due to active proselytizing by Haredi groups.		Haredi communities are primarily found in Israel, North America, and Western Europe. Their estimated global population currently numbers 1.5–1.8 million, and, due to a virtual absence of interfaith marriage and a high birth rate, their numbers are growing rapidly. Their numbers have also been boosted by a substantial number of formerly secular jews adopting a Haredi lifestyle, in part due to active proselytizing by Haredi groups.

	Haredi Judaism is not monolithic. They are divided into a number of sects and communities, often organized around the teachings of a particular charismatic religious leader. On some issues, they may have widely different views. An important division is between variants supported by [[Ashkenazi ~~Jews~~]] and those supported by non-Ashkenazi ~~Jews~~. Some variants are influenced by [[Kabbalah]].		Haredi Judaism is not monolithic. They are divided into a number of sects and communities, often organized around the teachings of a particular charismatic religious leader. On some issues, they may have widely different views. An important division is between variants supported by [[Ashkenazi jews]] and those supported by non-Ashkenazi jews. Some variants are influenced by [[Kabbalah]].

	Many Haredi ~~Jews~~ are at least in principle anti-[[Zionist]], due to [[Israel]] being seen as secular and not having been created in association with the return of the ~~Jewish~~ Messiah. However, Haredi political parties in Israel have gained great political influence since they control the balance of power in the parliament, using this for purposes such as gaining special privileges for Haredi ~~Jews~~.		Many Haredi jews are at least in principle anti-[[Zionist]], due to [[Israel]] being seen as secular and not having been created in association with the return of the jewish Messiah. However, Haredi political parties in Israel have gained great political influence since they control the balance of power in the parliament, using this for purposes such as gaining special privileges for Haredi jews.

	There is not much criticism of Haredi Judaism in non-~~Jewish~~ mainstream sources, but there are extensive criticisms in ~~Jewish~~ non-Haredi sources, reflecting internal ~~Jewish~~ conflicts. This on issues such as Haredi views and policies on isolation from the rest of society, tax-payed religious studies for men, high unemployment regarding non-religious work, various forms of tax-paid governmental economic support, avoidance of secular education, avoidance of modern technology, avoidance of military conscription, censorship (such as in "Kosher cell phones"), and many other issues.		There is not much criticism of Haredi Judaism in non-jewish mainstream sources, but there are extensive criticisms in jewish non-Haredi sources, reflecting internal jewish conflicts. This on issues such as Haredi views and policies on isolation from the rest of society, tax-payed religious studies for men, high unemployment regarding non-religious work, various forms of tax-paid governmental economic support, avoidance of secular education, avoidance of modern technology, avoidance of military conscription, censorship (such as in "Kosher cell phones"), and many other issues.

	There has also been conflicts outside of Israel between Haredi ~~Jews~~ and others. Even the leftist [[Wikipedia]] writes that		There has also been conflicts outside of Israel between Haredi jews and others. Even the leftist [[Wikipedia]] writes that

	: "''The practices and beliefs of Haredi ~~Jews~~, which have been interpreted as "homophobic, misogynistic, intolerant, and isolationist", can bring them into conflict with modern liberal values. In 2018 a Haredi school in the United Kingdom was rated as "inadequate" by the Office for Standards in Education after repeated complaints were raised about the censoring of textbooks and exam papers mentioning [[homosexuality]], containing examples of women socializing with men, pictures showing women’s shoulders and legs, and information that contradicts a [[creationist]] worldview.''"<ref>Haredi Judaism, Wikipedia, at 23:10, 18 October 2018 https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Haredi_Judaism&oldid=864709475</ref>		: "''The practices and beliefs of Haredi jews, which have been interpreted as "homophobic, misogynistic, intolerant, and isolationist", can bring them into conflict with modern liberal values. In 2018 a Haredi school in the United Kingdom was rated as "inadequate" by the Office for Standards in Education after repeated complaints were raised about the censoring of textbooks and exam papers mentioning [[homosexuality]], containing examples of women socializing with men, pictures showing women’s shoulders and legs, and information that contradicts a [[creationist]] worldview.''"<ref>Haredi Judaism, Wikipedia, at 23:10, 18 October 2018 https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Haredi_Judaism&oldid=864709475</ref>

	Various other problems due to the rapid population expansion in the United States and Haredi policies have been stated.<ref>Rapid growth of Hasidic Orthodox population creating havoc in NY-NJ communities https://carolynyeager.net/rapid-growth-hasidic-orthodox-population-creating-havoc-ny-nj-communities</ref>		Various other problems due to the rapid population expansion in the United States and Haredi policies have been stated.<ref>Rapid growth of Hasidic Orthodox population creating havoc in NY-NJ communities https://carolynyeager.net/rapid-growth-hasidic-orthodox-population-creating-havoc-ny-nj-communities</ref>
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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	*[[Israel]]		*[[Israel]]
	*[[~~Jewish~~ supremacism]]		*[[jewish supremacism]]
	*[[Judaism]]		*[[Judaism]]
	*[[Kabbalah]]		*[[Kabbalah]]
	*[[Kosher tax]]		*[[Kosher tax]]
	*[[Noahidism]]		*[[Noahidism]]
	*[[Rabbi]] - Especially the "External links" section on different Haredi rabbis and controversial views, sometimes stated to be ~~Jewish~~ supremacist.		*[[Rabbi]] - Especially the "External links" section on different Haredi rabbis and controversial views, sometimes stated to be jewish supremacist.
	*[[Talmud]]		*[[Talmud]]

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	=== Article archives ===		=== Article archives ===
	*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/category/orthodox-and-hasidic-jews/ The Occidental Observer: Orthodox and Hasidic ~~Jews~~]		*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/category/orthodox-and-hasidic-jews/ The Occidental Observer: Orthodox and Hasidic jews]

	==References==		==References==
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	[[Category:Judaism]]		[[Category:Judaism]]
	[[Category:~~Jews~~]]		[[Category:jews]]

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[[File:Haredi_Judaism.jpg|thumb|260px|Haredi Jewish youth]]
'''Haredi Judaism''' (also spelled '''Charedi''', plural '''Haredim''' or '''Charedim''') are groups within [[Orthodox Judaism]] that reject many aspects of modern culture and society. Members are often referred to as '''ultra-Orthodox''' in English, but they often consider this derogatory.

==History==
[[File:Judaism vs. Zionism.jpg|thumb|260px|Judaism vs. [[Zionism]] and [[ZOG]]]]
Haredi communities are primarily found in Israel, North America, and Western Europe. Their estimated global population currently numbers 1.5–1.8 million, and, due to a virtual absence of interfaith marriage and a high birth rate, their numbers are growing rapidly. Their numbers have also been boosted by a substantial number of formerly secular Jews adopting a Haredi lifestyle, in part due to active proselytizing by Haredi groups.

Haredi Judaism is not monolithic. They are divided into a number of sects and communities, often organized around the teachings of a particular charismatic religious leader. On some issues, they may have widely different views. An important division is between variants supported by [[Ashkenazi Jews]] and those supported by non-Ashkenazi Jews. Some variants are influenced by [[Kabbalah]].

Many Haredi Jews are at least in principle anti-[[Zionist]], due to [[Israel]] being seen as secular and not having been created in association with the return of the Jewish Messiah. However, Haredi political parties in Israel have gained great political influence since they control the balance of power in the parliament, using this for purposes such as gaining special privileges for Haredi Jews.

There is not much criticism of Haredi Judaism in non-Jewish mainstream sources, but there are extensive criticisms in Jewish non-Haredi sources, reflecting internal Jewish conflicts. This on issues such as Haredi views and policies on isolation from the rest of society, tax-payed religious studies for men, high unemployment regarding non-religious work, various forms of tax-paid governmental economic support, avoidance of secular education, avoidance of modern technology, avoidance of military conscription, censorship (such as in "Kosher cell phones"), and many other issues.

There has also been conflicts outside of Israel between Haredi Jews and others. Even the leftist [[Wikipedia]] writes that

: "''The practices and beliefs of Haredi Jews, which have been interpreted as "homophobic, misogynistic, intolerant, and isolationist", can bring them into conflict with modern liberal values. In 2018 a Haredi school in the United Kingdom was rated as "inadequate" by the Office for Standards in Education after repeated complaints were raised about the censoring of textbooks and exam papers mentioning [[homosexuality]], containing examples of women socializing with men, pictures showing women’s shoulders and legs, and information that contradicts a [[creationist]] worldview.''"<ref>Haredi Judaism, Wikipedia, at 23:10, 18 October 2018 https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Haredi_Judaism&oldid=864709475</ref>

Various other problems due to the rapid population expansion in the United States and Haredi policies have been stated.<ref>Rapid growth of Hasidic Orthodox population creating havoc in NY-NJ communities https://carolynyeager.net/rapid-growth-hasidic-orthodox-population-creating-havoc-ny-nj-communities</ref>

== See also ==
*[[Israel]]
*[[Jewish supremacism]]
*[[Judaism]]
*[[Kabbalah]]
*[[Kosher tax]]
*[[Noahidism]]
*[[Rabbi]] - Especially the "External links" section on different Haredi rabbis and controversial views, sometimes stated to be Jewish supremacist.
*[[Talmud]]

== External links ==
*[https://carolynyeager.net/rapid-growth-hasidic-orthodox-population-creating-havoc-ny-nj-communities Rapid growth of Hasidic Orthodox population creating havoc in NY-NJ communities]
*[http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7636021.stm Is that cellphone kosher?]

=== Article archives ===
*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/category/orthodox-and-hasidic-jews/ The Occidental Observer: Orthodox and Hasidic Jews]

==References==
{{reflist}}
[[Category:Judaism]]
[[Category:Jews]]