To be a member of a family is to feel a sense of belonging and protection, to know what a sense of belonging is. Over the years, the home has undergone developments and changes, but these do not undermine the belonging of the members of the family. Judaism, which is supposed to be everyone's home, is sometimes perceived as a divisive factor that creates a division between homeowners and guests. Placing the values of mutual responsibility and social responsibility as the backbone of the Jewish tradition allows society to contain the disputes and gaps within it, to strengthen the identity and culture of each person, and to feel a member of the family in Jewish identity and in Israeli society.