Ayin ע jak Ayin Hara, Evil Eye (עין הרע)
The belief in the power of the evil eye is held by people from various cultures, from Europe to America.
In Judaism, the Evil Eye is a human gaze believed to be harmful to someone or something. It can bring suffering and misfortune, such as poverty, illness, or even death. According to Kabbalah, no negative influences should be underestimated.

To ward off the evil charm, a red string is tied around the wrist (in many cultures) – it's like a talisman. If you travel to Jerusalem, you will surely meet someone who will want to tie such a string on your wrist.

• Do you or do you not believe in talismans?
• What superstitions do you know?

Symbolism:
The Hebrew letter ע (Ayin) corresponds to the number 60
Symbolic meaning: pillar, support, trust.