00:00Seven hundred and seventy
00:01And once you enter, you will not be the same as you were before.
00:02They are the most religious society in the world
00:07Hasidic Jews
00:10A closed community comprising hundreds of thousands of individuals
00:13The place fills us
00:15Our minds and hearts are always with them.
00:18Our prayers are directed there
00:20In the heart of New York
00:21Between skyscrapers and the trappings of modern life
00:24There is another world that lives according to its own traditions.
00:27Have you ever used the internet in your life?
00:31Having is the most important thing for a person
00:33Have you ever watched television?
00:35no
00:35The deeper we go
00:37Our feeling of being strangers increased
00:38And before anything else
00:40They always ask us the same question
00:42Are you Jewish?
00:43no
00:43Are you Jewish?
00:44no
00:44May we have an interview with you?
00:46These neighborhoods are different from the rest of the city.
00:49They conduct community security patrols.
00:51It seems she is undertaking similar tasks
00:54With the tasks of law enforcement agencies
00:55It includes ambulance services and religious courts.
00:58To decide on its internal affairs
00:59They can carry out civil detention
01:01They are now in the process of obtaining a permit to enhance their capabilities.
01:04Even a small, popular restaurant in this neighborhood
01:06He may receive influential political figures
01:08Donald Trump wanted to come here
01:11truly?
01:11Yes
01:12I have ten children
01:13If it weren't for the birth gaps, I would have had fifteen children.
01:16Before you stop having children
01:18They are asked to consult with the rabbi
01:20To complete
