Discover Monsey: A Thriving Haredi Jewish Community in New York

Monsey is a hamlet located in the town of Ramapo, Rockland County, New York, United States. It is a predominantly Orthodox Jewish community and is known for its large population of Haredi Jews. The name "Monsey" is derived from the Yiddish word "Munseyville," which was named after the Munsee Indians who once inhabited the area.

Monsey has a diverse range of religious and cultural institutions, including synagogues, yeshivas, kosher restaurants, and Jewish community centers. It is also home to several Jewish newspapers and media outlets, such as the Yeshiva World newspaper and the Hamodia newspaper.

The community has a strong sense of tradition and adherence to Jewish law, and many residents observe traditional Jewish customs and practices. Monsey is known for its vibrant Jewish culture and its commitment to preserving the traditions of Orthodox Judaism.