Late Singlehood in Religious Zionism: Societal Views and Challenges

The chapter delves into the societal perspective on late singlehood in religious Zionism, focusing on the shift from prioritizing marriages to solving the issue of increasing singles. It explores the evolving views on marriage and relationships, the impact of modern expectations on partner compatibility, and the struggles of traditional institutions like marriage in adapting to changing norms. Additionally, it discusses the intersection of late singlehood in religious Zionism with feminism, societal pressures on individuals, and the evolving landscape of activism within the community.