Jewish

Little more than a small regional religion in the deserts of the Levant, Judaism has an outsized influence in the Mediterranean due to the zealous and independent nature of its practitioners. The Jewish people have a long history of resistance against the Romans, having led several revolts against their pagan masters - one of which resulted in the burning of Jerusalem itself. With the fracturing of the Empire, the Kingdom of Israel has been born anew as a semi-independent satrapy and military ally of the Palmyrene Empire - a state of affairs that, though not incredibly desirable, is at least preferable to the pagan yoke the Jews suffered under for many centuries.

YAHWEH
One of the oldest monotheistic religions, Judaism believes in the primacy of but one god - a far cry from the polytheistic religions of the Roman Empire and the barbarians beyond, and even different from the Triune God of the Christian faith. YAHWEH is the embodiment of this - the Father and Protector of the Jewish people, who acts through His Prophets and divine Kings to guide the Kingdom in times of need.