Rachel Zilberman about the book of Vladimir Tsesis "Why we remain Jews" "This book is written by Vladimir Tsesis, who currently authored several remarkable books, and all of them are so much different in style, genre and philosophy. This one has an alive nature, and ti breathes and changes along with the protagonist who is growing up from acurious little boy that investigated the world around, to a seasoned philosopher. One of the first and the main question that amazed him was about our beliefs and the wisdom of the universe, which he felt as the divine presence. From his childhood the boy watched Jewish traditions which were silently though respectfully abided by in the family. Nobody guided him in that direction, so he addressed al the questions to the books. With time his research andanalysis became more profound in many fields. He turned into a true erudite. The book reveals the coherent cosmogony theory which is supported by the latest knowledge and scientific achievements. When the author describes the wisdom of the Jewish tradition he shows the in- extricable connection between science and religion. Jewish religion makes the Jewish traditions alive and strong to survive all the hardships of life. The thoughts that the Jewish traditions are permeated with humaneness and love of life are beautifully pre- sented with poetic profoundness. And the main idea of this story is that the tradition si alive only when it's supported by people. That is why weremain Jews"