Germans in Israel. Israelis in Germany | DW Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- A new generation of Israelis and Germans is showing that reconciliation really is possible.
This documentary presents young people who believe in a common future, even though - more than 70 years after the Holocaust - Germany still contends with anti-Semitism and anti-Jewish attacks. Shahak Shapira has been exposed to anti-Semitic hostility and lost family members in the Holocaust as well as his grandfather in the attacks on the Israelis track and field team at the 1972 Munich Olympics - yet he still lives in Germany. Israeli singer Rilli Willow’s great aunt died in Auschwitz - but Rilli married a German Christian and splits her time between Germany and Israel. German chef Tom Franz converted to Judaism, married an Israeli woman, and lives in Tel Aviv. German writer Sarah Stricker also works and lives in Israel. They are four examples of a new generation of Israelis and Germans who are proving that, even after the darkest chapters of German history, people can live together again in peace and friendship.
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It might be easier for 3rd and 4th generation but not for me. The Germans murdered my Grandparents, Great Grandparents, my Aunt and her 3 year old boy. My Grandmother was one of 10 siblings and the only survivor among them lost his first wife and four children. These are just of the few among the many many of my extended family that were murdered. My late Mother survived Auschwitz and Mauthausen and was traumatized for life. I cannot even bear hearing the language and when I do, I have to walk away.
This is a very well put together documentary. Both groups are respectful in their own ways of each other. Many countries, including mine, could learn a lot from this. The wounds all heal slowly, but both are putting in 110% in. Thank god, there is humanity out there. Bless all of you.
the love between the jewish woman and the german man is so powerful and how she described that their kids have a little of both sides of history is amazing
My admiration is for the German guy who converted to Judaism and lives a religious life in Israel. Now that's commitment and does far more to help German-Israeli relations. A truly remarkable man.
I'm Jewish myself, and i fell in love with a German guy. He is the best guy I've ever had, he knows about my family history, and how most of my family was killed during the Holocaust, and they lived in Germany at that time. And he's so protective of me, when we went to Israel last year he loved the country and the people, and he stood out and everyone knew he was German, tall Blonde hair and gorgeous blue eyes.
“german blonde hair blue eyes” this is just another stupid stereotype 🤷♀️ you know how many jews have blonde hair and blue eyes? a lot. more than you think. stop acting like jews cant look or be white in today’s day in age. yael shelbia was named 2020’s prettiest woman. she looks completely white with her button nose and blue eyes. but guess what? shes israeli and jewish entirely.
Very nice, I'm glad you enjoyed
@@yagirl2124 🙄
You both should be proud of yourself
As a German, it always touches me deeply that the Israelis are so friendly towards us despite everything that has happened!
Well, dont forget we come from the same place. My family lived in Hessen for hundreds to thousands of years
@Rsft 5 shut up
@Rsft 5 who are you to say this guy isn’t German lmao
only for you to show gratitude by making Saturday obligatory to work and Sunday obligatory to rest even for jews living in Germany. Instead of it being the other way around.
it took several decades after the holocaust for most israelis to forgive germany
Jews are always welcomed and respected in my country, India. Even when other countries of Europe and middle East were exterminating the Jews, we Indians helped them and gave them their space and respect they deserve. As a Country, it's the most safest place for Israelis after Israel itself.
No I would say the U.S
Muslims always were protected the Jews
Jews always lived in the Wing of islamic empires
But later we discovered that they aren't worthy
the jewish guy in berlin, looks more german than the germans living in israel lol
@josue Nogueras Lol my thoughts are tje same while i was watching the Doc.🤷♂️
Probably has german ancestors who flew from germany
My grandparents are from Germany and I look nothing like that. This guy definitely does not look Jewish. If I saw him in Israel he'd look foreign.
Marlon not only germans have blond hair.
tFighterPilot I’m an israeli my father was blond with blue eyes and my son has green eyes and fair hair
The part where he says that Jews in Germany should not learn German and that instead, Germans should become Jewish, I definitely don’t agree with, the way he said it. But I understand that he probably means both can learn from each other.
Keep up the good work DW..... I am not an Israeli and I have never been to Israel. I have no connection to the country, but I love its culture, religion and people. I feel a very strong connection with the Jewish people. Long live Israel....
There is no way you will be accepted saying you feel a very strong connection with the Jews.
Hasidic Sephardic Ashkenazi ect. You r still a gentile.
The only reason why you feel connected is because of the "education",TV,Media & Politics.
The constant repetition of "Judaism" in the media makes you feel connected.
Actors,Hollywood & Sitcoms make you feel connected.
You,as a non Jew,who has never been in Canaan can not be possibly connected in any way with the Jewish people and Israel.
Besides,Judea dominated the Slavetrade from at least the Mid ages untill the late 19 hundreds.
Throughout the last 1000-2000 Years Jews have been forbidden to own and slave Christians & Muslims. Many times in a row.
Before they traded African & Ethopian slaves,they traded & slaved germanic,slavic slaves. Until it was forbidden for them to practice the trade.
This resulted in slavetrading the Africans & Ethiopians. Thats when the American Slave Story begins.
In the 1800 hundreds it was clear,the Colonies & Judea would lose its slave trade business for good.
500 - 2000 Years of History arent whipped out so easy ... And with the Creation of Israel,another people & culture had to perish.
No need to feel connected...
Kiss from israel
@@germaniatv1870 I hardly ever read such complete BS and total NONSENSE! Your post makes people wonder if you have gone totally crazy? Your whole post is trash - full of totally false information, full of biased attitudes and totally ignorant of history. HOW ignorant can anyone be??? You certainly created "your" own history here. E.g. how " could have Judea dominated the Slavetrade from at least the Mid ages until the late 19 hundreds????" Most of the Jewish people were driven out of their country and spread all over the world starting with the year 70 after Christ. Most of them lived as minority groups in other countries. There is no people in history which was persecuted as much as the Jewish people for way more than centuries. And "where is Judaism repeated constantly in the media?" Are you dreaming? What kind of utter nonsense are you spreading here? And certainly with the birth of the state of Israel NO other culture and people had to perish! Everyone who reads e.g. the Bible (and I am speaking of the old and new testament) carefully will feel connected with the Jewish people! It happened to so many people before. You really don't know anything. Get out of You Tube and troll somewhere else! Greetings from Germany, from a non-Jewish person who feels connected with Jewish people as well.
@@germaniatv1870 Sounds like fiction what you stated.
@@germaniatv1870 he's accepted as a friend of the Jewish people
Not “stepping on a person”, but remembering the person, acknowledging them, and giving honor. A beautiful tribute
Not everyone agrees, I'm Italian, and here we have many stumbling blocks, and the Jewish communities, including the survivors agree, it depends on your point of view.
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I think as a Jew, we are used to being hated. Even my Rabbi said we are the most hated people in the world. I have been called a "Christ killer" before. I think that was the worst. Those people need to study their history.
Nah I love yemenite Jews and ethiopian Jews... Ashkenazi from Europe is a different topic
@@NubiansNapata so ur a racist
@Candice P this is because jewish religion is racists itself. You just call yourself choosen people. You are not choosen.
People don't dislike Jews as a result of them killing Jesus (which is a historic event which is well documented) but because of other reasons... I think it is you that should look into history. The entire world, including Arabs who are by definition semitic people, can't all be anti-semitic
This was brilliantly done and the Shahar was a wonderful revelation of humanity. He deserves a bigger audience and I wish him all the best.
Stop seeing Jews as Israelis they are all human beings. We are all children of god. Stop hate each other and live in peace.
I like the Jewish guy in Germany, he acknowledges the history between Germany and Jewish people but is not hypersensitive about it, he even makes jokes about Jews. The Hummus one was funny. As a Latino I always make Latino jokes with foreigners and the reactions are hilarious.
Hahahahahahahahaha Hummus is an Eastern Europeans food now.. LOOL
We have a sense of humor bro
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@@idontspeakminecraft1475 Obviously you have 😂
My boyfriend felt the same way as the guy speaking in the group. When we arrived In Israel it was like he had this big sign on his head that said, I'm German. But after a day in Israel, he made friends and my family adores him, they call him the gentle giant. As he is the tallest man in my family. My brother is 6'2" but my boyfriend is 6'8"
I came to Israel by chance on my bicycle trip in 1980. I then worked for several months in a kibbutz, Givat Brenner, and got to know many older kibbutzniks with the number on their arm. I have never heard anything bad from these lovely people because I am German. On the contrary, they invited me to their homes, gave me clothes, introduced me to Herman Hesse and took me to the Philharmonic in Jerusalem. To this day, I have my best friends there and have been there at least two dozen times. I love Israel and its people ❤
Hated everywhere? I don't think the Jews are hated in my country. We are, in fact, quite friendly towards the Jewish people. Then again, we're Buddhists, so I guess we just like to get along with pretty much everyone.
which country?
which country
@@ellakenan6007 in India jews are pretty much loved and respected...
@@rudrajeet814 Same goes with Hindus and Buddhists they are pretty much the same they don't have problem with any religion.
@@rudrajeet814 yup
my heart is aching from the loveliness of these open hearts
The young Germans are not to blame. It's about time this guilt ridden trip stopped and I say this as a person whose late Mother was Jewish, apparently 89 of my relatives died in Auschwitz. Let's not forget others died as well, nuns priests Czechs, Poles, Hungarians used as slave labour disabled people, gays, political prisoners etc.
The slage labour happened more in the Soviet Union (Gulag), but Russia never apologized for their own mass murders
Doesn’t mean they have to be disrespectful
The most valuable channel ive found on youtube. Dont change DW documentary!
@Alstro Else Propaganda of what?
@Hynrik Calm your tits, honey. Völkerverständigung.
There are many news channel in Germany and DW is not amongst the unbiased and propaganda free ones.
That song at 1:16
As an Israeli it shifts your mood and thought onto one thing. The feelings that the song invokes come before you recognize the song.
It has an impact. A deep one.
What’s it about and what’s the name ?
@@PeterPan54167 Immediately afterwards it is explained what it is
Beautifully said, and so true.
I’m not Jewish but I support Israel And me and my family are Christians
That makes you a zionist.
Jews are hated everywhere they go. I think this is not true in my county's case. INDIA never have prosecuted a single jew in 1000 years of our history. We can proudly say India was few among the nations where jews were treated as Landlord or business class. They had great reputation alongside the Parsis and Jains.
Yup
we love india ✡️🇮🇳
What about Indian on indian
Human life can be so beautiful and in harmony with each other when we do act in a similar way as these people since they are real role model for such peaceful way of life.I really admire them ...Bravo to all of them...
This is so beautiful! great documentary! brought tears into my eyes
I'm an Australian and I believe we have a minimal jewish population here but even so, if there was any racism/descrimination here there'd be a swift response. It is sad and a bit jarring that doesn't ocour everywhere.
@Girish Deshpande One thing I learnt as an Australian is never to judge a nation, but to judge the individual. That an Indian was murdered in Australia (we also murder Irish, English, Americans and Israelis) and anyone else who happens to come up against evil individuals at the wrong place and time) does not mean it was approved by all Australians. Most Australians profoundly regret that anyone is killed in their country, no matter where they are from.
Wow an Aussie talking about racism 😂😂,If Racism is a competition then you guys will win it 100 Outta 100 times,I mean WTF!!! Australians are the most racist people in the world.
This is what needs to happen...two cultures that have had quite a horrible history...to come together.
This is the way to heal. This is what our heavenly father would expect his children to do.
My great grandfather was likely a nazi as he was from what was once Prussia, he moved to Guatemala, and seems to have taught his children to hate Jews. He was likely a true believer given this, and it makes it somewhat heartwarming that his great grandson is himself a Noahide, a status of righteous before the lord yet not a convert into the Jewish nation, Noahidism is very mainstream in Rabbinic Judaism and I am proud to be able to believe in a truly just G-d.
very interesting documentary. I have always been curious about German Jews how the survivors of the holocausts survived to this day. Being of Asian American ancestry, I have lived in Germany as an exchange student. I have experienced discrimination when I lived there. My curiosity with the Jewish culture stem from my eldest sister who married a Russian American Jew. My brother in law's grand parents escaped from Russia to America during the Bolshevik era.
I love the concept of cooking together to share the things we all have in common. Every human has their individual needs and it wont bring us any further to concentrate on the things we don't share. I luckily have friends from different places around the globe. Religion is not a thing we concentrate on but when we talk about it its not judgemental but interested and in respect. Even when I have another opinion it does not mean I have to argue about it.
Long live Israel! From a German
raphael vitton you don’t allowed mention Palestine whit your Jewish name
Zuhdija Muric yeah but they want to live under Israelis death body’s
Uhmmm Im also German but ur comment is a big L
Free Palestine
Why can't we all just live in peace as humans. Senseless tribalism, going around harming eachother; wont get us anywhere.
We are all human.. in reality we are all related to one another... Does that mean we are the product of incest? Based on how vile humans can be my answer is... probably
Because globalism fails and conflict leads to innovation
Y e s
DW Documentary, love you guys! stay unbiased please.
I do not know whether there are many Germans are in Israel, but I have seen many Israelis in Germany, and in particular in Berlin.
Fact is... The Majority of those who first established this Zionist (Rothschild) Nation State, were of an eastern / western European bloodline. It can be proven that these Ashkinazi (German Jews) are Not of a Semitic bloodline...
@@solarmanhawaii Yep, the ashkenazi are converted turkish and slavic people which have originated from the Khazar Khanat that existed around the 12th century, however, does this in any kind matter? We are all converted followers of any religion, there was never a pure Christian or jewish 'race'
It is probably a fad. Normally Israelis and Turks and zsyrians are enemies, so there will be tensions between Jews an muslims in Germany now
Schalömchen !
Arminius Cherusci But Jew is an ethno religious group. You need to be pure Jew to be Jewish.
A report piece like this reminds me once again why the Deutsche Welle is the best news organisation in the world. I hope that Germans and Jews can now live together in harmony and move forward in this rapidly changing world
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I hope that out of the tragic past they can forge a strong bond or alliance for the future
Enemies never trust each other. They are always ready for revenge.
resireg you make us your enemies I never live in Germany but if German be my neighbor I be friendly
Its been 80 years since the Second World War, true the past will always be there and the ghosts of the war and the Holocaust. But that does not mean the future generations should hate each other after it.
As a Filipino whom has some Japanese genetics from one of my family sides, true the Japanese did horrendous and cruel things back then, it does not mean you will need to hate them now.
There is a big difference on how asians view Japanese, and on how Germans view Jews, and how Israelis view Germans, in Asians, the relationship between japanese has change, Japanese past seemingly becomes forgotten because of how they treat asians now, while in Germany, anti semitism still exist and while these exist a 4th reich is still possible, i dont mean it should be created, but the possibility is always there
Excellent documentaries. Please also cover other continents than Europe
They literally did here.
It's a disgrace that over 500 people disliked this video.
Exactly! Everyone knows we should all like the same RUclips videos... enjoy the same type of sweet dessert, have same colour eyes, be part of the same superior race... Need I go on?
Haber, all the dislike are all from Arabs!!
@@bobbyrios2400
Do you have crystal Vision or something to accuse even though we hate Zionists
Aww, blessed be! ❤️😊🇺🇲🇮🇱🇩🇪❤️
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What about Poland… no one ever brings Poland or the Polish/ Polish-Jewish people into the equation.
dw is a German TV station. maybe Polish Tv will do a documentary about Polish Jewish relations
Similar feeling towards Palestinians would bring peace not only in Middle East and elsewhere. Both Muslims and Jews deserve decent safe life.
I have been to Germany, Germany is a beautiful country, some areas remind me of Virginia. Neftali Bennett running for Prime Minister of Israel is of German ancestry. There have actually been many, I mean many Israeli politicians of German ancestry, basically German.
you don't know what you are talking
Very informative. I learnt a lot.
Don’t forget about the intercultural cyclical trauma has passed from Germany to the Jews and from Israel to the Palestinians
I am of German ancestors . My Grandfather a Wagner. My other from Russian Jews. 65℅ of Israel today Jews are not from Europe but from middle East Iran Iraq Morocco Yemen Ethiopia.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Israel#Ethnic_and_religious_groups
That's because Hebrew's aren't European anyway they are originally middle eastern.
Great video.
Israelis and German should try to get along with each other. And maybe that will heal the pass history of the Holocaust. Not saying that one should forget the Holocaust always need to be a reminder for the whole world ❤
We Jews will never forget our more than two thousand year sojourn in Europe and how we saturated the soil with our blood. Videos like this, however, might give us reason to forgive.
Germany is utterly complicit in Israel's atrocities against Palestinians ! For shame !
Why the hell would ANY!! Jew go to Germany!!!!????🙄🤔😱😖....SUCH!! short memories!!!!🥵😨😬🤯
DW documentaries are the best speaking about the most important things in the world 🌍 💯
YUP
DW is an extremely unbiased media house , with an utmost sense of lucidity and vividity which makes the documentaries so vibrant and so entycing . Keep it up DW , love from India .
agreed
imagine your grandparents from your mother's side surviving them holocaust and avoid being killed by your other grandparents from your father's side
She has a really beautiful Voice I love it
her accent sounds more french than anything
Admiration for the young Jewish lady and Christian man as a married couple. A combination of the chosen and adopted children being one in Yeshua. Wonderful. May G-d continue to bless you and your family
I have seen Tom Franz on other shows. Special pers on. Love him! So happy and honoured to call him, Ach Sheli ( My Brother).
I wonder if we will ever see Turks and Armenians behaving this way?
The first time I went to Germany I felt also like I had a big sign on my head as well that said JEW I was truly terrified of those people to the point I got dizzy getting off the plane and vomited at my hotel it took many days to feel slightly like I wasn’t being watched tracked or in potential danger just because of what they did to my family then in Poland at the camps where my family died I felt emptiness I think there is an energetic scar on the earth there
@@olavosterling6731 it's great that many brazilians love israelis and welcome them! But don't you think that there is also quite a number of germans who are really fond of israelis? (of course i know that in germany also anti-semites live, and unofotunately anti-semitism is on the rise in germany). but CERTAINLY not all germans are anti-semites or don't like the israelis. i am really glad that there are so many connection between germany and israel today regarding culture, music, science etc. But i do feel very much for user "James Trueblood" whose family was killed in poland! Some scars are so incredibly difficult to heal, and remembering and living with the past can be so painful!
I can understand what you are feeling. I am German and Jewish and it is not always easy to live here but for me it is home, my ancestors are coming from here and I was born in Germany. The next time you come to Germany try to think that the country had different periods in history which were peaceful and during which Jews were welcome. Jews are a part of German history. My family survived the Holocaust and never left the country. We have many relatives here who are Jews and for them it is ok to live here. I recommend to visit Berlin and make new memories in Germany.
What a great documentary, We will always have an uncomfortable but special relationship, Because Germans & us Jews will always have to live with the holocaust, because it was committed in both our names, but at the same time it’s important to remember the few heroic Germans who risked and gave their life to fight & speak up against the Nazis regime. So As well as the Legacy of the holocaust, Germans today carry on their beautiful memory, those are our heroes We share them in common as well.
Why this video have so many dislikes ? Before watching this I used to think bad blood between Germans and Jews is over since 1945, but this documentary gives an honest and unbiased picture of varying impact of dark past on different people. I loved it and appreciate such creations!
Hope sane people always outnumbers the ignorant and everyone could live with freedom and dignity.
With few exceptions, the Germans simply channeled their antisemitism into tamer versions, such as attempting to undermine and subvert the Jewish state -- both together with and separately from other Europeans. By and large, the Germans believe that the 1952 reparations agreement totally atoned for their part in the Holocaust and that they've got nothing to really be sorry for anymore.
Reasons like these are why many Jews still dislike the Germans.
When Jews or Israelis are mentioned people who hate Jews or Israelis dislike this
As usual dw docs are best
may be
Hi vaanan,
not yet convinced? What could we do to get your thumps up?
Best wishes, DW Documentary
DW Documentary: The Thing is 5 out of 3 stories is either based on German or its affairs...Just saying that u should move out of comfort zone...
...ok, understood.
Thanks for your feedback, much appreciated! Best, Dw Documentary
Lol best response.
The whole world has suffered from all these wars and most of these wars have been based on lies it's the time for the world to love one another it's a time for the world to not fall from God's glory and grace but to embrace it and to share love and kindness and giving to all of mankind no population control no over taxation upon God's children we are all in this together so let's learn to love instead of hate
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I'm from Israel and I fell in love with Germany!!! I miss it every day 😭😭😭 I wish I had german friends to have me in their lives........
how about a Deutsch husband
thank you !
I live in Israel. Germany is great country with great history.
I love both countries Israel and Germany
I don't forgive Germany for the Sh oah and will never forget, but we need to learn about each other and learn from each other for a better future for Germans & Judeans, and the world.
thanks DW!
we are all hated and loved everywhere...
Shahak looks like the nazi vision of a perfect German, lol.
and Tom Franz must be the best peace bridge between Jews and Germans!
whenever somebody says that world peace is impossible...
they should look at this documentary, it s that good!
some parts of it almost made me cry.
and I m just French Canadian, I m not as personally involved as them.
I guess it s just so beautiful to see love, compassion and understanding at work.
as they are tools to survive hatred, bigotry, and nuclear weapons.
it s not hopeless, we have a chance.
good work!
Israel has the right to exist! After being from a terrible past and a war with being outnumbered and they managed to defeat them all, truly a remarkable nation.
Right to exist in Europe..
@@honolulu7793 right to exist in his ancient homeland.
@@ילדביתר well let's all go back to East Africa then, all came from there.
@@kingmaker5602 that's a strawman argument. It's about where the nation and culture was born.
I have lost almost all of my Family in the Allied Terror Bombing of Germany.
My Dad,Mother,Grandfather & Grandmother survived 2 World Wars,starvation & flight.
In fact, my Dad was born in middle of the Bombing,its a miracle that Him and his Brothers survived.
History is told by the winners. Nobody will ever write books or make films about your side. Your role in history will be the villains. The curse does not goes away with time
I'm sorry to say it, but that's what happens when your country invades several other countries then proceeds to torture and murder in an effort to exterminate an entire religion.
@@joshuacrommie6249 yeah that's some kind of logical but still people died.
I am a global citizen who sees people regardless of religion, nationality, language, etc. When there is love, religion goes to the second-class sit.
Nellie you'll be the first to scream " OMG those refugees, lets' get rid of them "
The best way to solve hard feelings is to enjoy their lives together, get together for parties and meals.
in Braziou, black people are tucked away in Favelas and the only time they share a space with O Branquinhos its when they are the ones cooking for them and eating scraps . so much for "living" together since slavery was abolished in 1888 and the ethnic cleansing from the 30s.
These people are glorious and great symbols for reconciliation, touching, from London
Why do they dub everything in English (ugh).... I'd rather read subtitles and hear them speak in their native languages
@@Pandel2017K Hebrew. The language is called Hebrew.
I'm Dutch and I went to Israel as a tourist and I must say I actually felt very unwelcome. There was this tension the whole time and it didn't feel good. The country is beautiful though and I definitely want to visit again.
Many Dutch, like other Europeans, come under the guise of tourism for subversion purposes, to undermine Israel and make life harder for its Jews, by helping its local enemies who are wrongly considered the true indigenes. Any attempt by Europeans to deny the facts I've just mentioned makes the problem even worse.
@@ZviJ1 We Europeans couldnt care less about Palestine-Jewish issue to be honest. If I go to Israel is not for subversion purposes or helping any palestine nor jew. I go for tourism. Not all Europeans support the Jews nor all Europeans support the Palestines... Oh and how can what I just said make the problem worse?
They don't talk about anti-German racism in Israel, that is verboten 😄
i thought this would be interesting from a german point of view but after 1;12 " in the last 70 years no one has been gassed so thats an improvement" makes me blush and stop watching ! you can't let idiots in front of a camera
I loved this and I commend both sides. We could take a whole hell of a lot of education from this documentary in my country. Good for all of you, you are showing the world the right way. 🌹🙏✡✝☪💓🙌🌟
My moms German and my dad was Jewish, imagine how frustrating and difficult an identity this was growing up. My moms family originally came to the US from Saarland and served in the German military, I believe was Prussia at the time? were judges and had nobility in the family. They were farmers in Wisconsin so visiting they were big into hunting, fishing, cheese, bratwurst, beer, I loved my cousins and grandparents dearly. My mom converted to Judaism and married my dad, in contrast growing up in an urban area in the city of Chicago but my dad was not your stereotypical Jew, his family had a farm and ranch in Wisconsin so he grew up around guns, horses, and a lot of physical activity.
It wasnt until I became an adult realizing there will never be a full acceptance as a Jew or a German and its always bothered me outside of my family that the Nazis did what they could to kill so many because of the blood that exists in our veins. I hate communism too and view it as destructive and seeing how much these things caused ethnic tension during Germanys worst periods, it feels weird knowing I have the blood of two ethnic groups that were enemies...
FROM COCHIN, INDIA ISRAELIS ARE NOT HATED IN INDIA/
DW documents are the best👍
.... so..... if i don't have a religion, my life doesn't have any meaning? that's such bullshit.
I'm a Romen Catholic American who doesn't understand the sudden uptick of European Anti-Semitism in 2021 it is sad we should beyond this horrible discrimination.
Rise of muslim population
@@yurichtube1162 that's just an excuse.
This is extremely ironic.
Very nice, so many losers are upset in the comment section
Your point ?
As a German I feel strange in the presence of Israeli people. Because of the Holocaust I feel guilty and don't know how to behave.
I challenge this youtube channel to produce a documentary about the crimes committed by "The most moral army" against the defenseless palestinians.
And what about the atrocities committed by the terrorists? And what about the payments made by the Palestinian authority to terrorists. And what about the hatred taught to Muslims in countries that do not recognize Israel? And what about the tunnells of terror in Gaza? Hammas use the money to practice terror instead of using it for the benefit of the population. You suck, get out of here. What a piece of shit you are in bringing the conflict here.
And may you accept the obvious. Long live Israel.
Hi Istabraq,
something like this? ruclips.net/user/edit?o=U&video_id=zxsWrzpqnRs
Best regards, DW Documentary
Amazing Documentary, thanks DW ....
Merkel's sustainable efforts is to ANCHOR in her fellow citizens A PERMANENT GUILT COMPLEX! And look, IT WORKS! Just read comments of brainwashed Germans, overwhelming number!
@David Salomon, your government reveal all evil of enemy but hide their own evil because all Nationalist government behave like this; Nationalist oriented government will lie and brainwash their own people and believe this is good for their country.
I dont hate anyone , because every society has every blood stream specially in ASIA but there are people who spread hatred in the name of religion in the society,
im just wondering why she has a french sounding accent
Isreal my favorite country
It doesn't exist Palästina is isreal they Took there Land look at up there killing innocent people and taking there dont you feel bad look it up check the new there trying to in the al aqsa it's a masjed
But we won't let them 🇵🇸🇵🇸
@@adam9705 Palastina is a former place in Northern Judea under Roman jurisdiction, they were Jews not a bunch of local arabs
@@devaxionrl8189 Yes Palestinian are the real Hebrew...this is what I've been trying to tell people... They were christians under Romans and mulims during Arab control of the the area...
i am part jewish and i think this is a non-issue. i agree its important to remember history but its also important to understand that any kind of pain or anger that anyone feels towards anyone or anything *TODAY* is completely non-sensical. some people just like to dwell on the past..
yEs but people from your country deny it So is always be there
Both countries have historically rich beautiful cultures and brilliant people. Great to see this.
It's very judeophobic to support that Israel has no right to exist, being the only country in the world whose right to exist is questioned while countries such as Argentina, Chile, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and so on have similar history; for instance my country - Argentina - has a really big conflict with aboriginal peoples since XIX century when Argentina was created and it's extremly difficult to think a solution because ontological perception of world, life, territory, resources and everything are different. And there's a hugh repression by the actual government of Argentine Nation againt Mapuce Nation inside Argentina but Argentina's existance is not questioned by other countries even arab and muslim countries and actually many of these have good relationship with Argentina.
while i agree that israel is being criticized beyond reason, to compare palestinians to aboriginal peoples is an insult to aboriginals.
"palestinians" were not robbed off of their lands since there was never a palestinian state or even a palestinian people when israel was established. Arabs living in the region simply referred to themselves as Arabs, and they called the region Southern Syria. They rejected the name "Palestinians" and they even went so far as to claim that "Palestine" was a Zionist invention. In fact, before 1948 the Jews are the only ones who adopted the name Palestinians, and so there was a Jewish newspaper called "Palestine Post" a Jewish orchestra called "the Palestine Orchestra" and so on (Google "Palestine flag 1939"). It was only in 1964 that the Arabs adopted the name Palestinians.
Palestine was the name of this region since roman times, and before that it was called Judea (hence the name Jews). the name was changed in 135 CE by the Roman Emperor Hadrian following the Jewish-Roman wars. the name palestine never stood for anything other than a region and no arab called himself palestinian prior to 1964. the palestinians of today are mostly work immigrants from syria, egypt, iraq and saudi-arabia. they know it, some of them still bear family names from their countries of origin.
here's a live admission of a Hamas leader while he pleads for help from egyptian people:
ruclips.net/video/9-umTdeh_bQ/видео.html%EF%BB%BF
p.s. the Jews are not foreigners to the land of Israel like the Europeans were to all the places you mentioned.
it's the birth place of the Jewish tradition and the hebrew language.
@@zivzan before the Balfour declaration and after were they not called Palestine elaborate that for me please
Why would Arabs/Muslims give a fuck about your country? They are not involved in that conflict in the first place.
@@raultiangson5666 Back In the 16th century to name one example, some European was already calling Jews in Europea "Palestinians" in his writings.
U more then wolcem here
@@Jeanie888 as long as someone isn't rejected by an art school
*welcome
!!!Jews Rock!!! !!!Cool it with the antisemitic remarks people!!!
!!!jews RULE!!!
I'm a Jew and I'd love to visit Germany one day.
@Rodri2782 the swastica is A sign of peace
You're welcome here :)
@@gabrielmayorfernandez8725 I don’t think anymore
Yes, come!
@@wolfenstein893 It is, look up the history of the symbol, it change your perception of the symbol.
Is it possible to watch these documentaries without dubbing? Feel like it kind of ruins the whole mood.
There's always a truth everywhere you go and this is not about who's right and who's wrong this is about sharing God's love this is about not being enslaved this is about freedom for all of mankind no mind games no manipulation just love that's all the world needs when all the world has true love and understands true love there is no room for hate there is no room for greed there is only love
They have opera in England , France , and Italy .
What would JESUS do or think of GERMANY OR ISRAEL , TODAY? I AM JEWISH/German. I have very little problems HERE in a small town IN AMERICA.
Good question.But why are you asking this?
We both going to hall
I'm Jewish..
What do you THINK XD
See I can add caps too lol
Why does the failed deity, false messiah, non-Savior, man-god idol-on-a-stick Jesucks have to be inserted into evey nook and crevice?
well if he would have survived the concentration camps he'd probably live in a rent controlled apartment in the Bronx/New York ( i hate stupid remarks like yours , !! seriously?)
as an Israeli, i can say with certainty that only a special kind of Israelis move to Berlin, it always, but always, extreme left Israelis who move to Berlin, sometimes seeking anarchists parties to join. definitly not the typical Israeli.
There's no such thing as anarchist parties because of anarchist are against parties and states
Totally bogus. Many israelis, specular, calm life seekers are relocating to Berlin. I lnow some. They don't have many great guiding principles, just working hard and earn their living.
Fischer977 Not so true.. the ones you know are the minority , most of Israelis that live in berlin are extreame left
Tom Bouenos Or maybe Israeli society is so right wing, anybody who is not a crazy right wing nutjob is considered an extremist. It's all about perspective. From what I see israelis who live in Germany arestill proud of their country and culture.
@nature giver they are in Florida like Miami in New Jersey and Philadelphia as well not to.mention in California and Chicago they are spread out all over America
Falafel yum.
That's the right attitude Shahat, in Berlin (just because a few irresponsible Arabs/Muslims had abused/mistreated you, then ok lets join in hating them and mistreating them, If Abdul happen to be in a Berlin street visiting Deutschland, then he should be a ''casualty of hate/abuse/mistreatments just because some fools of the same faiths/religion, have done something stupid, inhumane to Shahat or Helmut Schmidt Jr).. Hate is the enemy of humanity. We should not allow hate to win.