As secrets are revealed, Nathan’s return continues to send shockwaves throughout the community. As Feige attempts to find her footing, a surprising proposal changes the picture entirely.

As Nathan becomes reclusive, his son Shalom and Feige bond over their strong connection to the Rabbi. An unforeseen confession roils the community, as Nathan shows up to his sister’s engagement party with surprising news.

As rumors swirl around Rabbi Nathan, the leaders of the community convene to assert whether he can continue advising women. Feige is asked to weigh in, as the confrontation between Nathan’s followers and protestors comes to a head.

As Nathan forbids his followers from responding to the protests against him, Feige goes against the Rabbi’s wish and pays a heavy price. As Yocheved secretly asks Feige for help, an old relative emerges and awakens secrets from the family’s past.

Feige confronts her mother after another failed shidduch. Nathan’s wife Yocheved is troubled by the chaos encircling the family. Gitti and Yitzhak meet Nathan, who helps them in an unexpected way.

Nathan advises the community’s women, against his family’s wishes. Feige refuses to meet potential suitors, raising her mother’s ire. Sheina must reveal a secret to her fiance, using Feige’s help.

Gitti starts a hunger strike until her husband gives her a gett (Jewish divorce). Feige goes out of her way to help solve the issue, and asks Nathan for advice. The pressure to elect a new leader increases.

18-year-old Feige is in great distress. Nathan, the son of their ultra-Orthodox community’s leader, takes Feige under his wing. When his father dies, Nathan must decide who will succeed him.

Feigi, 18, grew up in a broken home, without a father figure. She attaches her future happiness to Nathan (top Israeli actor Yehuda Levi), the 35-year-old married son of the leader of the ultra-orthodox community in which they both live. Feigi's feelings and her longing for a relationship with Nathan can never materialize. It is this delicate tension, between passion and fulfillment, set on the backdrop of a conservative, devout community – in which Fire Dance exists.