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> Yes, but to strict orthodox, they're not really "Jewish". Unless you are seeking to identify as "strict orthodox", why would it matter? The majority of Jewi
by danans 8y ago
> Yes, but to strict orthodox, they're not really "Jewish".
Unless you are seeking to identify as "strict orthodox", why would it matter?
The majority of Jewish groups are welcoming to people from the outside, if they achieve the required objectives in terms of religious and cultural fluency.
- mirimir 8y agoI don't really care, now. But strict orthodox rules do apply in Israel. And that's not so insignificant. It's one reason why I'm in the US and not in Israel.