More than 10,000 Jewish singles set to take part in 'world's largest speed dating event'
"We are not just running an event. We are building a community, one date at a time," said one of the event's lead organizers.
Over 10,000 Jewish singles from six continents are participating in the "largest Jewish speed-dating event ever held" on Wednesday, following Tu B'Av, the Jewish holiday of love. Organized by Partners in Torah, Aish, and CoronaCrush, with over 100 partnering organizations, this year's event significantly expands on last year's, which connected 6,750 singles and led to dozens of relationships and three marriages. The matching technology has been refined based on participant feedback. As Tehilla Friedland, COO of Partners in Torah, stated, "We are not just running an event. We are building a community, one date at a time." The event aims to provide accessible ways for Jewish singles to meet globally, including in smaller or more isolated communities.
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