And yet today under Judaism 2.0, an unaffiliated Jew marrying another unaffiliated Jew is not considered being part of the intermarriage crisis (it is considered a “good marriage”). However, absent a transformation of Judaism, such marriages are indeed a strong component of the assimilation crisis. On the other hand, intermarried couples (a Jewish reality), with a recognition of the transformation to Judaism 3.0, and having Zionism to cling to, could be enablers of Jewish survivability.
