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[[Image:Orthodox Judaism.jpg|thumb|Orthodox Jews]]
   
'''Orthodox Judaism''' are different movements adhering to common orthodox principles (strict interpretation and application of the [[law]]s and [[ethics]] of the Talmudic texts). They all share one key feature: a dedication to [[Torah]]. However, their attitudes toward modern culture and the state of [[Israel]] could differ. Orthodox Judaism is the most traditional branch of [[Judaism]]. There are about half a million Orthodox Jews in the United States.<ref name="newsarticle"/>
 
'''Orthodox Judaism''' are different movements adhering to common orthodox principles (strict interpretation and application of the [[law]]s and [[ethics]] of the Talmudic texts). They all share one key feature: a dedication to [[Torah]]. However, their attitudes toward modern culture and the state of [[Israel]] could differ. Orthodox Judaism is the most traditional branch of [[Judaism]]. There are about half a million Orthodox Jews in the United States.<ref name="newsarticle"/>
  
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