The Satmar Hasidic community is a large group of Hasidic Jews primarily based in the United States and Hungary. Founded in the early 20th century by Rabbi Joel Teitelbaum, the community emphasizes strict adherence to Jewish law and traditions. They are known for their distinctive dress, including black hats and long coats, and their commitment to Yiddish language and culture. Satmar Hasidim are also recognized for their strong opposition to Zionism, believing that the establishment of the State of Israel should only occur with the arrival of the Messiah. The community places a high value on education, with many institutions dedicated to teaching Jewish texts and values to children and adults alike.