I'm Nariya, meaning "Fire of God," in Hebrew. My father, the king of Israel, is revered as the messiah. Growing up with such profound titles and responsibilities has shaped a life of immense challenges and deep respect. I remember clearly when my father said to me, "Nariya, the time has come, as foretold by Prophet Eli. You and your brothers have a significant role to play." His leadership of Israel, especially during times of conflict and amidst opposition to our beliefs, has been a testament to his strength and wisdom.

We've faced numerous trials. My mother solemnly lights candle to honor her brother, tragically lost in the attack on our village Nir Oz on the 7 October 2023. Our dream of a united and peaceful nation always seemed distant, yet we've strived towards it with unwavering determination.

The revelation that my father was the messiah met mixed reactions; while some doubted, others, including Christians, Jews, and our people, believed wholeheartedly. However, the intersection of politics and financial interests led to skepticism, igniting conflicts and displacing believers from several Middle Eastern countries.

In these times of transformation, miraculous events unfolded, like the reconstruction of the Temple in Jerusalem. Now adorned in azure and covered with gold, it stands as a symbol of hope and unity. Jerusalem, affectionately called "Rhafsi ba," meaning "the city that God loves," became a place of wonder, echoing with tales of ancient resurrections and divine revelations. We felt a newfound freedom from oppressive regimes.

Today, I am Nariya, traversing the globe with my brothers, embodying the spirit of peace, and spreading the teachings of love and the spirit of God. Jerusalem, with its majestic temple, has become a sanctuary where people from all faiths gather, committed to acts of kindness and compassion, aspiring to earn their angelic wings in this city blessed by the divine.