Stacey spends the weekend staying in the home of Rabbi Wollenberg, his wife Blima and their nine children.
In an ever more secular age, ultra-orthodox Hasidic Jews swim against the tide. Stacey talks to the Wollenbergs about what it’s like living under so strictly regimented a religious code, what their faith gives to their family – and being so visibly Jewish as antisemitism dominates the headlines.