What are the reasons for the cultural phenomenon called Haredi in Big Brother?
I don't know if you've heard (and if you haven't, that's fine), but this year, for the first time, Big Brother has an ultra-Orthodox candidate, a young man from a Hasidic family from Bnei Brak named Yanki Goldhaber, and this cultural phenomenon made me wonder how it is possible that a guy from the high-walled ultra-Orthodox society would be so exposed to secular culture that he would want to go on Big Brother? I think this is one of the blatant examples of the gap between the external image of ultra-Orthodox society and what's really going on inside. What do you think?
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It's clear that there is a gap and it's clear that this could be an example of it. But who needs examples of what is familiar and known?! By the way, here what is happening inside comes out, and thus the gap is erased.
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