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Publicado: Saturday 18 de April de 2026, 17:42 Hello, Guest! Article about jewish lesbian dating sites: First-of-its-kind niche dating website focuses on the underserved Jewish LGBTQ dating scene, sliding scales place users on the Queer New Dating Site ‘Saw You At Stonewall’ Caters To LGBTQ Jews. First-of-its-kind niche dating website focuses on the underserved Jewish LGBTQ dating scene, sliding scales place users on the Queer spectrum. Share this: Matchmaker, matchmaker make me a queer match. GO TO SITE Though finding a Jewish partner is hard as it is, the challenge is intensified if you’re queer and Jewish. That’s why software engineer Joanna Halpern set out to create Saw You At Stonewall, a new matchmaking site for queer Jews. “There’s tons of dating sites but there’s nothing specific to being Jewish and queer,” said Joanna Halpern, an undergraduate student at McGill University who identifies as a Jewish lesbian. “That’s what’s beautiful about this website. Unlike other dating apps, it has all the perfect questions for being Jewish and all the specific questions for being queer that other websites would be lacking.” “There’s tons of dating sites but there’s nothing specific to being Jewish and queer.” The site name plays off of Saw You At Sinai, one of the most popular Jewish matchmaking websites for Jewish singles. “Stonewall” references the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar and historic landmark in Greenwich Village where the 1969 riots that launched the gay rights movement took place. The website, currently in its trial period, uses an algorithm to divide users into groups based on factors such as age and geographical location. Users are asked to identify their gender as well as their sexual and romantic attraction to men and women on a sliding scale. Human matchmakers then make the actual matches within those groups. Though dating only Jews can be limiting for queer Jews – “it’s not that big of a pool,” says Halpern – a shared religious background can be a big factor in understanding a romantic partner. “The non-Jewish LGBT world seems to be a lot more radical in some ways that I’m just not accustomed to,” said Isabella Kalish, who grew up Orthodox in Baltimore and has signed up for the trial.

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