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What’s it like to live in Israel… when you’re not Jewish, not Arab, and not even Christian? Israeli Goy explores the unheard stories of non-Jews—expats, foreigners, and curious souls—who choose to live in the Jewish state, even when they don't fit into any official box. Hosted by a Spaniard with no Jewish ancestry, no connection to the land, and no traditional religious ties, this podcast asks: What draws people like us to Israel? What are the challenges? And where do we belong in a place built for someone else? Join me—and others like me—for real, raw conversations about identity, culture, immigration, and living in the in-between.
Adriana hosts Israeli Goy, a society show with 23 episodes published.
God promises: I will rain bread from heaven for you.” - Exodus 16:4 I saw this sentence carved into the city while walking through The Hague during a time when I was surviving day to day - no stable home, living out of h
A Child, a Suitcase and Exile — Part 1 After being deported from Israel, I arrived in Amsterdam with my child and little idea of what lay ahead. What began as a forced departure became a long journey through uncertainty,
What happens when you enter a legal system that wasn’t built for you? In ISRAELI GOY: The Architect of the Verdict, I share my journey as a foreign mother navigating the Israeli legal system while raising an Israeli chil
Legal outcomes are not accidental. They are built. This is ISRAELI GOY. And in this episode—The Architect of the Verdict: Activation & The Golden Claim—I break down what it means to activate, structure, and execute a hig
What happens when alignment breaks… and the bill arrives? In ISRAELI GOY: The Billable Breakup, I take you inside a turning point—where a high-level professional relationship is tested by structure, expectations, and mon
A visit to the Jewish Museum in Berlin turned into something much deeper than I expected. In this episode, I reflect on memory, identity, the Holocaust, and what it means to engage with Jewish history as a non-Jew - and
In this episode of Israel Goy, I talk about learning Hebrew as a non Jew- and how language became the bridge between outsider and insider, culture and politics. From aleph-bet to ambition, this is a conversation about id
A Bridge Between Nations In this episode of Israeli Goy, I open up about my journey standing between two worlds — the nation of Israel and the wider non-Jewish world. As a non-Jew who nearly converted and lived deeply in
There are moments that feel written long before they happen. This is my story – the one that confirmed everything I believed about purpose, timing, and the path I was meant to walk. 'Proof of the path' – It's about the c
After fascination comes understanding. In this episode, I try to decode the system that both confuses and captivates me — the Knesset. Not as an insider, not as a scholar, but as someone who just couldn’t stop asking que
I wasn’t supposed to care this much. A non-Jew daring to dream of having a voice inside Israel’s halls of power — it sounds impossible, maybe even absurd. But dreams don’t ask for permission. They call, and sometimes, yo
They didn't just deport me. They deported a mother fighting for a national child. And with that decision, they cut my son off from his Israeli family. In this episode, I share what happened at Ben Gurion Airport , the pa
The fight for my child's recognition in Israel has already stretched over two years. In this second episode, I dive into the next chapter – traveling back to Israel, facing the legal hurdles, and navigating a system unpr
When I first arrived in Israel as a mother, I didn't come just to prove my son's right to belong – I came already knowing he was from here. From the very beginning, I told everyone I met that the child was Israeli. Even
Before stepping into my personal story, I take you to the roots of the struggle: the Israeli laws on family and citizenship that shaped every step of my fight. In this episode, I unpack the legal framework, the gaps that
"Where longing becomes life." Welcome to Israeli Goy , the space where identity evolves, borders soften, and dreams take on flesh. I’m Adriana , and today’s episode — A Belly Full of Belonging — is personal. This isn’t j
Welcome back. In the last episode, I shared the path I walked — barefoot, sometimes broken — through the winding streets of Israel, seeking something ancient, something sacred: conversion. A way to become part of the peo
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Why I Created “Israeli Goy” — A Voice from the Margins In this introductory episode, I explain why I started the “Israeli Goy” podcast — to share stories of non-Jews living in Israel who rarely get to speak about their e
In this deeply personal and inspiring episode, we explore the mysterious and awe-filled journey of spiritual awakening. Join me as I reflect on a moment during my fourth time in the Land of Israel—an experience that seem
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Israeli Goy is hosted by Adriana. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 23 episodes.
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