“We Are a Religion, Not a Government”: Orthodox Jews on Zionism
Street interview on the divide between religious Judaism and Zionism (United States, 2026).
Street interview on the divide between religious Judaism and Zionism (United States, 2026).
Asked whether simply believing in God is enough — a question about the depth and practice of faith (United States, 2026).
Asked whether they are religious and how faith shapes their lives (Florida, 2026).
Asked a single question: do you believe in God? (United States, 2025).
Subway riders debate the relationship between religion and art creation (New York City subway, 2025).
Street interviews asking Israeli Jews to explain why they think Christians worship the God of Israel (Israel, 2020s).
Street interviews on the Harvard campus asking students who Jesus was and what they believe about him (Cambridge, Massachusetts, 2020s).
Street interviews in New York City asking ordinary people who they think Jesus was (New York City, 2020s).
Street interview in which a Messianic Jew and an Orthodox Jew debate Jesus, faith, and the nature of Judaism (Israel or United States, 2020s).
Extended street interview exploring the differences between mainstream Judaism and Messianic Judaism (Israel, 2020s).
Street interviews asking Orthodox Jews about the meaning of Isaiah 53 and its Messianic interpretation (Jerusalem, Israel, 2020s).
Street interviews asking Orthodox Jews to read and respond to Isaiah 53, which Christians interpret as a Messianic prophecy (Jerusalem, Israel, 2020s).