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2. *This* 'Jewish Matchmaking' Cast Member Just Got Engaged - AOL

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   Aleeza's matchmaking clients rely on shidduchim, a centuries-old matchmaking practice rooted in Orthodox Jewish tradition, to not only find the right person and get married but, as Aleeza says ...

3. Aleeza Ben Shalom - Wikipedia

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   Aleeza Ben Shalom is an American–Israeli matchmaker, relationship coach, author, and reality television personality.She is prominently featured in the Netflix series Jewish Matchmaking, [1] [2] [3] which follows her attempts at helping Jewish singles in the United States and Israel find love and get married.

4. SawYouAtSinai - Wikipedia

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   SawYouAtSinai is an online dating website for Orthodox Jews. It was one of the first Jewish-focused dating websites. It was one of the first Jewish-focused dating websites. SawYouAtSinai.com (SYAS) was founded by Pittsburgh-based shadchan (Jewish matchmaker) Tova Weinberg and Marc Goldmann [ 1 ] in December 2003, one of the first Jewish dating ...

5. What 'Jewish Matchmaking' gets right about dating as a ... - AOL

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   An Orthodox Jewish woman weighs in on Jewish Matchmaking and what the Netflix show gets right about the matchmaking process. What 'Jewish Matchmaking' gets right about dating as a single, Orthodox ...

6. JDate - Wikipedia

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   Jdate is an online dating service aimed at Jewish singles. The service is one of a number of demographically focused online match-making websites operated by Spark Networks , Inc. Because of the focus on relationships between Jewish singles, Jdate is considered a special-interest online dating site.

7. Lox Club - Wikipedia

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   Lox Club is a membership-based online dating application launched in 2020. Advertised as an "app for Jews with ridiculously high standards," Vogue called Lox Club the "Jewish Raya". [1] Lox Club was founded by 29-year-old product designer Austin Kevitch, from Santa Monica, California, in 2020. [2]