Mea Shearim - Another World, Another People, Another Life - Don't Miss Out
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
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Today, Mea Shearim remains an insular neighbourhood in the heart of Jerusalem. With its Haredi, and overwhelmingly Hasidic, population, the streets retain the characteristics of an Eastern European shtetl, as it appeared in pre-war Europe. Life revolves around strict adherence to Jewish law, prayer, and the study of Jewish religious texts. Traditions in dress include black frock coats and black hats for men (although there are some other clothing styles, depending on the religious sub-group to which they belong), and long-sleeved, modest clothing for women. In some Hasidic groups, the women wear thick black stockings all year long, even in summer. Married women wear a variety of hair coverings, from wigs to scarves, snoods, hats, and berets. The men have beards, and many grow long sidecurls, called peyot. Many residents speak Yiddish in their daily lives, and use Hebrew only for prayer and religious study, as they believe Hebrew to be a sacred language, only to be used for religious purposes.
Hasidic groups with a large number of followers in Mea Shearim include: Breslov, Slonim, Toldos Aharon, Toldos Avraham Yitzhak, Mishkenos HoRoim, and Satmar. The Pinsk-Karlin dynasty also has its center here. The Edah HaChareidis, which supervises kashrut certification and runs a Jewish religious court, has its headquarters at the western end of Mea Shearim. Mea Shearim is the stronghold of both factions of the Neturei Karta movement, which opposes Zionism, as well as the movement from whence they sprang - the descendants of the original Perushim community, also known as "Yerushalmis". Some Neturei Karta members have asked to live under Arab rule. The late Rabbi Yosef Shalom Eliashiv, the leading posek of Litvish / Yeshivish Jewry, made his home here.
The oldest Sephardic Haredi dynasty, Levi Kahana of Spain, has a religious cultural center in the neighborhood.
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thank you for making this 👍! i love this area, it takes us back to 100 years ago , could you be able /safe to make a video of the Ultra Orthodox Jews shopping ? in grocery , bakery, fruit market ..... !? must be cute seeing them shopping wz their black suits & hats ☺
God bless them😊😊
It looks like as used to be Shtetel in east Europe....l like it ❗
Yes you're right
Karolina
Ti se zoveš Ilić?
Jesi iz hrvatske?
Salam alaikum from Valahia 🌳 and România 🇷🇴.
It is not difficult to film if you are discrete. Remember, this is their home. They are not like animals in a zoo. Just treat them with common decency and you will be fine. They are people who, for the most part, are the same as everyone else and also observe their own religious rules. Basically, good people. I was there many years ago. Also, lots of poverty. Many live there because that is where they and their ancestors have lived since the 19 century. You haven't gotten off the main road: Go to batei ungarn and you will see the real community. This is not it.
Thank you. I will try
Bonsoir et un grand merci 🙏❤️🌟
Thank you too 💙 :)
@@Israelonthescooter 😊
СТРАШНЫЙ , ГРЯЗНЫЙ ГОРОД...
go look in mexico and the ghettos dumbass
Thank you so much for sharing this walking tour. What time/weekday did you film this?
Thank you too. In Israel Time 14:00 - 15:00
Shalom from Romania!
Shalom...
Salamun alaicum from Valahia 🌳 and România 🇷🇴! 😉 👍 💪
Jehová Dios Nos Bendiga A Todos Amén Sé Saludos Hermana Yamel Sánchez Evangélica "Perlita" Amén.
ACCORDING TO THE Israeli Supreme Court no more Yeshiva school, do your duty as an Israeli yew.❤
IN the 90s I was a free volunteeer working at Ezrat Avot and I was coming from Europe but loving eretz israel ... I was working with rebezzin z"l Naomo Sharabi I wonderful person... I got a very very simple room where to sleep with a terrace and in the evening I could see the stars and a huger wonderful moon. I was very happy as before rosh hashana early in the morning I could hear from the beit knesset wonderful songs and even selihot. Mea SHEARIM has changed since that time is more modern more new shops big autos and at that time women were wearing long dresses and the life was more severe. I bought by Galia librery wonderful prayers books and the Torah of ELIE MUNK. The life was more quite no handies not TV and it was impossible to take pictures. Now they became more tollerant... by the way Mea Shearim has lost the past atmosphere more simple more poor as we had the feeling to leave really in east Europe. I spent a marvellous time that I will never forget. n i "§l
Thank you for sharing this moment.
Can you show us a house inside and how these people live?
I'm sorry for the late reply. I was very busy in Turkey because of the earthquake.
Extremely religious people never allow the inside of their homes to be shown. Thanks for watching.
I can't live without internet here in East Africa using Wi-Fi, how will i know what's going in the world
they all have phones
they have phones big brain
Pensei que Mea Shearim fosse um lugar mais organizado e limpo. Tem fiação e canos expostos e em algumas ruas, muita sujeira espalhada pelas calçadas. Israel foi o país mais limpo e organizado que visitei, porém, foi um pouco decepcionante ver Mea Shearim com este visual poluído. Obrigada pelo vídeo.
Saudações de São Paulo, Brasil!!
Video interessante perché mostra un mondo particolare che va rispettato.io ci sono stata con una guida ebrea e mi sono sentita a mio agio rispettando il desiderio di non essere fotografati.
Le strade brutte...улицы страшные...
Yes I love that aeria this is better then another Jewish zionoestic Jewish is completely different and they are fine and busy them own selfs this I love this people
Why do they not keep the place clean can’t imagine ❤what the inside there homes look like
Believe me, their homes look fine and clean
My vojnu chceme kto tu rozpráva že ju nechce
I am going this. August. What is acceptable to wear on my head. Male
Revin Evans
Queensland Australia
Hi.
Men don't have to wear anything on their head. But I recommend a wide and light hat as it will be very hot. It would be good if there were no pictures or symbols on the hat.
I wish you nice trips.
@@Israelonthescooter Thank you for your support. I know what to do, just worrying about the heat.
Revin Evans
Queensland Australia
a black kippa
God bless them, they are pure children of God.
They are the children of the devil, the very seed of the serpent, descendants of Japhet - white folks of Eastern Europe pretending to be the Jews to reap the blessing prophesied to be given to the Jews. They learned to usurp the identity of others to get their way, like Jacob did thinking he would be blessed instead of Esau.
These people have filthy streets, they bathe in ugliness, their facial deformities bare the testimony of what they carry in their hearts.
They consider the rest of the world to not be humans, but animals. These people are cursed, you can fool yourself as much as you like thinking they are the real Jews, they are not.
It occurs to me they inlove with their phones like no other people
so, it's difficult to film here, but cell phones capable of video recording are in use by many people walking about. where is it written in religious law that the streets have garbage and litter, and the walls plastered with notices? And chaotic auto parking and traffic?
there are so many exceptions to all the rules. and.....exemptions to military service to defend the country that allows you to live within this community?
almost anybody do not use smartphone. Other issues is not interested to me :)
@@Israelonthescooter understood.
how did you feel walking through mea shearim in the end, did you eventually feel comfortable and welcome or did they just ignore and shun you
I felt very uneasy. If you're not like them, it's not good for you to stay there too long.
@@Israelonthescooter what do you mean with this statement? You felt uncomfortable there? 🤔 You didn't like it there? 🤔 You didn't like the people there? 🤔
Todos los adultos, todo el tiempo, están hablando por teléfono. Muy curioso.
La comunidad allí siempre es muy activa.
Nije mi jasno,zašto ove ulice nisu asfaltirane,pošto vidim ima prometa.Vidim da su zakrpljene pune rupa?I dali oni imaju post office,bank?
Žao mi je zbog kasnog odgovora. Bio sam jako zaposlen u Turskoj zbog potresa.
Ovakva naselja su gusta i vjerski život može otežati neke usluge. Hvala na gledanju.
It’s old city they occupied it in 1948 you can watch the movi (Altantura)
Ma come vivono edifici brutti terrazze tutte abusive strade piene di buche
Sind sie arm? Nicht gerade gepflegtes Viertel, eher Armenviertel. Keine Blumen, keine Gewächse, kein Grün, nur abgerissene Plakate und Graffitti. Warum?
يطبقون تعاليم التوراه والتلموذ ..
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The old stone buildings were built by Palestinians. Window arches are also Palestinian style.
really when did the arabs build those houses
I find it a bit too much that one community considesr themselves the best and holiest of all while considering others like trash. And even if I find some religions to be at the top list of horrors, i have seldom met people behaving properly their whole life and even less a whole community. When it comes to religions, they are all led and run by males and. none of them treat women the right. way while requesting them to have all virtues., though some religions should really be banned for many reasons. ....
Страшно...Ужас...как цыгане...😬😬😬😱😱😱🫣🫣🤢🤢где молодые!?????
These people can't be the real Jews 🤭 . They don't even follow the laws don't they know that you can't build no more then two stories in a house 😅.
How drab.