Jonathan Boyd, executive director of Institute for Jewish Policy Research, wrote in an op-ed that world Jewry is “gradually becoming majority chareidi.”
Boyd noted that today’s 2.1 million chareidim, who comprise a seventh of world Jewry, are projected to become four million by 2040.
He added that Britain’s chareidim already comprise a larger proportion of nation’s Jews than anywhere except Belgium, and are projected to become a half or third of the Britain’s Jews by 2040.
British Jews long assumed that chareidim were doomed to an “investable demise,” Boyd said. “Except that demise isn’t going to happen,” he concluded. “On the contrary, the chareidi community is growing rapidly.”
{Matzav.com Israel}
the transalation of the word ‘charedi’ is ‘the one who trembles’. therefore, we can call all shomrei torah umitzvos chareidim no matter how they dress. the more the secular mind loses its mind, the more we yidden appreciate HaShem’s love and care for us
thr wor ‘chareidi’ means someone who shivers
In the secular world, there are religious people called “Quakers” look it up, it has the same meaning.
Chareidim will be the majority not just because of birth rate, but because the others are assimilating and disappearing.
The truth prevails.
KAIN YIRBU
Secular Jews are finally acknowledging that lawlessness is not a way to live. If there must be law and order, why not follow Torah laws? Hopefully “World Jewry” will include the Jewish land too.
people who prioritize getting married and having families will be the future of society
people who prioritize this so-called education even if they are successful with their endeavors will leave a legacy of endowments however they will not have a lasting legacy
To be expected.
The unorthodox can not well his own.
Having living pretense is a society now to keep its law. The secular eye is not capable of Torah.
Liberal Jews are busy with abortions. So they’re killing their future generations.
I’m not sure.
Our conservative synagogue is growing too. We do have a high percentage of inter married menchen. We have a lot of adults who have left Orthodox but are comfortable with us. Next year we have decided to add the second day of Yom tov to accommodate bigger crowd and their families usually from the east coast. We have talmud class 3 times a month too.
We are not charedi, just good beautiful Jews. Sharon(peace).
You might mean well, but the definition of a good Jew is one who strives to keep the Torah in its unadulterated entirety, not “Conservative” and, for that matter, not “Modern Orthodox” either.
Are you a Lev Tahor or NK supporter? Probably the top of the food chain for you. Jews are not monolithic.