“…As every religious minority group has unique beliefs, practices, and norms that can affect its members’ health and health behaviors, it is important to understand how the dynamic during COVID-19 varied among different religious minorities (Shapiro et al, 2020 ). While many studies have been published about the conduct of various religious minorities during COVID-19 (e.g., DeFranza et al, 2020 ; Michaels et al, 2022 ; Osei-Tutu et al, 2021 ; Weinberger-Litman et al, 2020 ), the conduct of the Haredi community in Israel—a religious minority subculture—has hardly been investigated (see Schroeder et al, 2021 ), particularly from the community’s own perspective.…”