Who’s Still Together From ‘Jewish Matchmaking’? The Couples That Make It

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Scroll To See More Images <?xml encoding="utf-8" ?> Warning: This article contains spoilers for Jewish Matchmaking. If you’re hooked on dating shows but can’t wait until you’ve watched the whole season to know what happens, you’ll be wanting to know who’s still together from Jewish Matchmaking, which made its debut on Netflix on Wednesday, May 3, 2023.

A new series from the producers of Indian Matchmaking, Jewish Matchmaking features singles in the US and Israel as they turn their dating life over to a top Jewish matchmaker.

Will using the traditional practice of “shidduchim” dating—a centuries-old matchmaking practice rooted in Orthodox Jewish tradition—help them find their soulmate in today’s world? “Jewish Matchmaking depicts the universal search for true love,” executive producer Aaron Saidman told People. “The show is a funny, heartwarming, and always unpredictable journey that unfolds right in front of our cameras.

As we do in Indian Matchmaking, we take an ancient tradition and document it in a modern context. Sometimes there’s undeniable chemistry between two singles, and sometimes it’s just awkward … and hilarious.” Professional matchmaker and dating coach Aleeza Ben Shalom is our host and romance expert for this show and it’s an understatement to say she’s a pro, with more than 200 weddings under her belt. “This type of matchmaking is rooted in Jewish wisdom, but it’s for the whole entire world.