Hi, I'm Aiton Weinstein, and I'm Noor Minninger.

What do you know about the world of ultra-Orthodox Jews?

Probably more or less as much as we, secular Israelis, know.

Much of the ultra-Orthodox community lives in self-confinement, enclosed in their almost alternate universe. Only seldom do we

catch a glimpse of this secretive, fascinating, and menacing world. And when we do, we're left in awe.

Many Philip was born to a well-known ultra-Orthodox family in Petach Tikva. After studying in Yeshiva for a few years,

many decided to pivot and embark on a new career as a Hasidic singer. His talent was embraced by the

Israeli Orthodox community, and he quickly became the most successful Hasidic singer in Israel.

But after two albums and a marriage, many began drifting away towards

a new life. He decided to return to question, as the Hebrew phrase describes the excruciating

process of leaving the religion and becoming a secular Jew. Many became an award-winning

documentary filmmaker with a successful international

career. He's been living in Los Angeles for several years, but now he's visiting Israel,

shooting a new documentary about a new groundbreaking movement that he established. Many Philip

joins us today to share his amazing life story. This episode is brought to you by our friends at Roadmap Jerusalem.

Roadmap Jerusalem is a very interesting documentary about the connection between the Jewish people and the city of Jerusalem.

Guys, I watch this movie, and you're going to want to watch it.

It's really moving how Rabbi Nolan Liebovitz really tells the story of Jerusalem, the history of it.

He shows you archaeological findings, and he gets you thinking about that connection between the Jewish people and the city.

You know, he presents it to you in a really interesting way.

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Go to the website. You can download the movie or www. www.rodemapjurusalem.com. Go to the website.

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