The Orthodox Jewish community is a group that adheres strictly to traditional Jewish laws and customs. They follow the teachings of the Torah and maintain practices that have been passed down through generations. This community often emphasizes the importance of religious observance, including daily prayers, dietary laws known as kashrut, and the observance of the Sabbath. Members of the Orthodox Jewish community typically dress modestly, with men often wearing kippahs and tzitzit, while women may wear skirts and cover their hair after marriage. Communities can vary in their level of observance, with some being more modern and others adhering to stricter interpretations of Jewish law.