This section explores the nature of Jewish life in the Kalahari.

I review the five Rabbis and Hebrew teachers. I also reflect on religious observance, especially Sabbath observance, Kashrut, Passover Seders, and the High Holidays celebrations. This section also discusses holidays like Purim and Yom Haatzmaut, as well as youth activities such as Habonim. It also covers weddings and the issue of mixed marriages. Additionally, I explore the Bar and Bat Mitzvah celebrations. Lastly, I document the cemetery, highlighting the 42 tombstones located in the Jewish section. It appears that there are graves of Jews buried in the general cemetery before the Jewish cemetery was consecrated in 1905. These graves still need to be found and documented. I have also included the death certificates of those buried in the Jewish section.