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Agudath Israel of America

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “hebrew for "gathering" or "union" )”. Today it says “american organization that represents haredi orthodox jews”.
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Agudath Israel of America or Agudas Yisroel of America or Agudat Yisrael of America or simply the Agudah ( agudah is Hebrew for "gathering" or "union" ), is an Orthodox Jewish communal organization affiliated with the international Agudath Israel movement . It represents many members of the yeshiva world and sectors of Hasidic Judaism , commonly known as Haredim or "ultra-Orthodox" Jews. Not all Hasidic Jewish groups are affiliated with Agudath Israel. It has ideological connections with the Agudat Israel party and with Degel HaTorah ( Hebrew , "Flag of Torah"), two Israeli Orthodox Jewish political parties. In Israel, Degel and Agudah are in a political coalition called United Torah Judaism , UTJ. AIA is also a part of the World Agudath Israel organization, which convenes international conferences and religious conclaves.1

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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “hebrew for "gathering" or "union" )”. Today it says “american organization that represents haredi orthodox jews”. Read the current article and compare.
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Then

hebrew for "gathering" or "union" )

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american organization that represents haredi orthodox jews

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