Brenda Glick is an American Jewish woman best known as the mother of Yehuda Glick, a prominent Israeli right-wing activist and advocate for Jewish prayer rights on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. Raised in an Orthodox Jewish family, she played a central role in instilling strong Orthodox Jewish values and traditions in her six children during their upbringing in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. Her family life was characterized by deep commitment to Jewish observance, which shaped Yehuda's later activism despite her personal concerns about its risks. In the 1980s, Brenda and her family relocated from the United States to Israel, prompted by her husband's recruitment to help establish a medical school in Beersheba. Settling in southern Israel, the Glicks integrated into the Israeli Jewish community while maintaining their American roots. Brenda has been profiled in media for her reluctance to support Yehuda's high-profile and dangerous Temple Mount campaigns, highlighting a familial tension between maternal protectiveness and ideological commitment. Little is publicly documented about her professional life or personal achievements beyond her role as a devoted parent and community member. As of recent reports, Brenda resides in Israel and continues to embody the values of Orthodox Judaism that defined her family's early years in Brooklyn.