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Non-Orthodox Jews go on dates like everyone else.

Strictly Orthodox Jews will go on a date only for the purpose of seeking a spouse. No "hookup culture" or dating for other purposes. When going on their dates with matrimony in mind, the potential partner will have been vetted beforehand by close relatives. This is not arranged marriage, since Jewish law mandates that both partners must fully agree before a marriage takes place. Rather, the vetting is in order to avoid endless random dating.

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