I Got Access To The World's Most Secretive Jews
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An exploration of the Hasidic Jewish community in Antwerp, Belgium, covering their history, daily life, diamond trade, and traditions with community members.
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Answers: What is life like in the Hasidic Jewish community of Antwerp?
- Hasidic Jewish community in Antwerp
- History of Antwerp diamond trade
- Synagogue architecture and traditions
- Tehllin and religious rituals
- Local culinary traditions
- Holocaust survival and remembrance
- Relationship between Jews and non-Jews in Antwerp
- Breslov Hasidic traditions and mikvah
What it concludes
- Antwerp is home to one of the most conservative Hasidic Jewish communities in the world, with around 30,000 Hasidic Jews living in the city center.
- Hasidic Jews in Antwerp helped rebuild the city into one of the most important diamond centers on earth after World War II.
- Antwerp exports over $12 billion worth of diamonds per year.
- Unlike in New York, Hasidic Jews in Antwerp live closely integrated among the general local population while maintaining strict religious customs.
- The Hasidic community in Antwerp is known for being a tight-knit family where Ashkenazim and Sephardim traditions coexist and everyone respects each other's customs.
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