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  • The Royal House of Kanaani: Founding and Compassion

    The Royal House of Kanaani

    The Royal House of Kanaani: Founding and Compassion

    The Times of Israel Blogs · Mikhail Salita · October 7, 2026

    In his October 7, 2026 post on The Times of Israel Blogs, Rabbi Mikhail Salita explains why he established the Royal House of Kanaani. He presents the House as a cultural and preservation institution connecting Jerusalem, the modern Kanaani breed and the feline imagery associated with King Solomon’s throne.

    A cultural inheritance

    The article describes a symbolic succession, rather than a scientifically demonstrated pedigree reaching back to an ancient palace cat. Its ceremonial titles express dignity and a commitment to preserving a living lineage.

    The Crown of Compassion

    Salita places animal welfare at the center of the House’s philosophy. Veterinary care, responsible breeding, genetic diversity and documented pedigrees give practical meaning to its cultural identity. His role as Royal Custodian reflects the responsibility to protect the cats and support future generations.

    Read Mikhail Salita’s original article on The Times of Israel Blogs

    The Royal House of Kanaani: Crown of Compassion, Song of the Cat and heritage inscriptions

  • Kanaani Heritage and International Preservation

    The Royal House of Kanaani

    Kanaani Heritage and International Preservation

    TWKO press release · EIN Presswire · October 2, 2026

    A World Kanaani Organization press release distributed through EIN Presswire on October 2, 2026 introduces the cultural designation of Kanaani cats as heirs to the feline symbolism of King Solomon’s throne. The announcement connects Jewish tradition with the breed’s development in Jerusalem and its modern preservation needs.

    Preserving a rare breed

    The release describes seven cats forming the active breeding population in TWKO’s preservation program at the time of publication. It also reports Haifa and Haya’s participation in the August 2026 WCF Jubilee Show in Vantaa, Finland, and their subsequent category rankings.

    International cooperation

    Through Kanaani Diplomacy, TWKO seeks cooperation with breeders, cultural institutions and animal advocates to build sustainable populations. The announcement frames royal symbolism as a call to care: safeguarding the breed’s future requires welfare, documentation and continued cooperation.

    Read the original press release on EIN News · EIN Presswire edition

    Coat of Arms of the Royal House of Kanaani, with a crown and three Kanaani cats