The Ultra-Orthodox sector is a uniquely conservative and closed community 19 within Israeli society, which makes up 8-11% of the population of Israel. The 20 Ultra-Orthodox live in separate neighborhoods that constitute closed cultural 21 quarters with little interaction with the non-orthodox society. Within these 22 neighborhoods, they maintain their traditional lifestyle, which adheres to strict, 23 Torah-based Jewish law. Observance of Jewish laws and customs is closely 24 monitored and access to the internet and the general media is limited, keeping 25 the exposure to undesired contents at the minimum. 26 Religious law observance includes modest dress codes, complete separation 27 between male and female that begins in early childhood, and strong family 28 values, including marrying young and aspiring to form a big, close-knit family 29 unified around the traditions of the community. The men in the Ultra-Orthodox 30