"No Entry for Haredim," shocking anti-Semitism revealed across the U.S as towns seek to 'restrict' religious populations
Municipalities in New York and New Jersey, home to the largest Haredi Jewish populations in the U.S., are resisting their growth by imposing restrictions on synagogue construction and opposing eruv wires, according to a Mishpacha newspaper report. This pushback highlights tensions between the ultra-Orthodox community’s expansion and local authorities, raising questions about cultural clashes and potential discrimination in these regions.