Before marrying Jared Kushner in 2009, Ivanka Trump, Donald Trump’s older daughter, converted to Judaism. She and her husband describe themselves as “Orthodox,” one of the three main strands of modern Judaism. (The others are Conservative and Reform.)

As she takes the podium Thursday evening to address the Republican National Convention and formally introduce her father, the presidential nominee, here are 11 things to know about Ivanka Trump and Judaism.

1: Her father is “glad” she converted. “I want to thank my Jewish daughter. I have a Jewish daughter,” Donald Trump said when accepting an award at a 2015 “Jewish 100” Gala in New York. “This wasn’t in the plan but I’m very glad it happened.”