Orthodox Judaism is the religion of those Jews who adhere to a strict observance of Jewish law and traditional beliefs and doctrines. The largest Jewish religious group, estimated to have over two million practicing adherents, Orthodox Judaism encompasses a number of key religious practices and observations. But the interpretation and application of these laws vary, leading to very different levels of interaction with the modern world. So, what exactly are the customs and traditions that Orthodox Jews must follow?
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