Original sentence: In Hebrew a shidduch or shiduch (pl: shid[d]uchim) is literally "a match" between two people.In many groups belonging to Orthodox Judaism, dating between the sexes is limited to the search of a partner for marriage, and only follows a period during which both sides (usually the parents, close relatives or friends of the persons involved) make inquiries on the prospective partner, e.It also benefits members of smaller communities who would otherwise have more difficulty to get in touch with potential marriage candidates.It refers to the traditional dating system within Orthodox Jewish communities.Often the disadvantaged end up being matched with people with other disadvantages, leading to a degree of class selection.Positive aspects are that the practice complies with the Jewish outlook on "proper" behaviour between men and women and is intended to prevent promiscuity
Edited sentence: In Hebrew A shidduch or shiduch (pl: shid[d]uchim) is literally "a match" between two people.In Orthodox Jewish communities, dating between the sexes is limited to the search of a partner for marriage, and only follows a period during which both sides (usually the parents, close relatives or friends of the persons involved) make inquiries on the prospective partner, e.It also benefits members of smaller communities who would otherwise not be able to get in touch with potential marriage candidates.Often the disadvantaged end up being matched with people with other disadvantages, leading to class selection.Positive aspects are that the practice complies with the Jewish outlook on "proper" behaviour between men and women and prevents promiscuity