The report focuses on four aspects related to every-day life of Ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel at present: Coping with economic pressure; Health, food and recreational habits; Use of internet, PC’s and private vehicles; Attitudes towards seculars. Data is based on external, recent, surveys. Based on the analysis of this data, it seems that presently, between one-quarter to one-third of the Ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel see themselves having an ‘Israeli Orientation’, while at the same time preserving their Haredi identification.
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