As one of the protagonists, Shirah is known as the Witch of Moab and embodies feminine power through her adeptness at magic and her complex spirituality. Her strong sense of intuition and formidable presence influence those around her throughout the story.

A teenage protagonist with a unique upbringing, Aziza is raised as a boy and becomes a skilled archer and warrior. Her character navigates the challenges of gender identity and societal expectations while forming deep relationships with others.

An older protagonist central to the narrative, Revka is a grandmother and survivor who speaks less but listens well. Her resilience and practical nature are pivotal in her journey through trauma and healing.

Shirah's daughter, Nahara, starts as a bright and supportive young girl and later chooses independence in pursuit of her love. Her narrative highlights themes of choice and agency within her family dynamics.

A charismatic and complex leader of the Zealots, Ben Ya’ir holds significant influence and faces moral challenges. His relationships and decisions impact the fates of several characters throughout the story.

A character dealing with deep grief, Yoav is a rabbi and warrior who undergoes personal transformation. His relationships evolve as he contends with loss and finds moments of tenderness despite his hardened exterior.