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Describe the positives and negatives of an American adjusting to home in Israel as far as assimilation, accommodation and separation go.

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An in-depth look as to how non-Jewish Americans would have trouble or easily assimilate into a Jewish home. The culture is examined and how it differs from other cultures and how the religious guidelines might be difficult for other non-Jewish American to assimilate and become accustomed to. The explanation is given in 310 words.

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Problem: Describe the positives and negatives of an American adjusting to home in Israel as far as assimilation, accommodation and separation go.

Solution: Orthodox Jewish homes are much different than the average American home and assimilating into that type of home, especially when you don't have a broad knowledge and understanding of the culture and religion.

I am going to list some of the rules and cultures that exist in an Orthodox Jewish ...

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