Jared and Ivanka Act Like Normal Observant Jews

In general, Orthodox Jews tend to structure their lives around obligations and restrictions called mitzvot, from observing the Sabbath and praying three times a day to making sure their clothes don't include a mix of wool and linen. But a broad spectrum of observance exists among the country's half-million Orthodox Jews, according to the Pew Research Center's 2013 “Portrait of Jewish Americans,” the study every American Jewish journalist is statutorily required to cite at least twice a month.