Israelis: Do you have more in common Diaspora Jews or Arab Israelis?
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For me as an Israeli, it depends which Arab Israeli, and which diaspora Jew. I have more in common with a secular Jew-friendly Arab Israeli than I have in common with a orthodox religious diaspora Jew. But I have more in common with a secular diaspora Jew than I have with a strictly religious Muslim Arab Israeli. Arab Israelis share with us common ground in culture, environmental factors, mindset (to some extent), and also work and studies and neighborly relations and commerce and security etc etc. Diaspora Jews share with us common culture too, in other ways e.g. Jewish festivals, common history, values, common origin, brotherhood as 'family' / nation.
@@JewFromIsrael55522 No Rabbis claim the Ashkenazi Jews are not Jews. They are the Jews brought into Europe by the Romans in the first century, and the Babylonian Jews invited into France by Charlemagne and his son from the 800s to 1000s.
There are some Russians that forged their papers to get out of Russia. They are not Ashkenazi Jews and do not claim to be. Israel accepted people with only one Jewish grandparent into the country. So, these people were not Jews under halacha.
So sad......the answer should be in the blink of an eye.....of course more love and closeness with a fellow Jew. Look how most (not saying all but most) of these secular Israeli are vanquished by their heritage and their love of a fellow Jew. I don't know about more in common....of course if you pay your electric bill and shop in the same grocery chain you may have more in common. Is the question really with whom do you have more in day to day common, or whom do you love. Whom do you feel one body with, one neshama with? Don't these people have love for their fellow Jew. You'd never have that in America. American Jews feel one with Israeli Jews. Why wouldn't Israelis feel the same.
Secular American Jews are very American. I, as a secular Israeli, don't feel like I have much in common with them. But yeah, obviously I have nothing in common with a radical Muslim.
@@tFighterPilot any yid frum or not yet should feel love for one another.
@@michellelansky4490 Just stop with this extremism. Let people choose and decide for themselves.
Religious Israelis have more in common with religous Jews outside Israel than arab Israelis but less with secular Jews, and in general secular Israelis have more in common with Arab Israelis than either type of Jews outside Israel.
@@JewFromIsrael55522 I'm a religious Israeli who moved to the US and there is nothing culturally similar about secular Jews in the US to Israelis, sorry but that's just the truth. They are no different than any other urban American. Arabs are much more similar to us especially the Muslim ones.
As usual with the Israeli’s. Thirteen people with sixteen different opinions.
This was a h ell of a good question!
I swear we Serbs are also like that ,2 Serbs 5 opinions
🤣🤣🤣😆
This was actually my question! (Although he stated I was from USA but I’m from Canada) was so interested to hear the results.
Some act like they don't understand the question.
@@sawboss5794
Well, it is a strange question. We viewers are use to these types of questions on this channel.
These questions are so good and I love the responses. Corey you ask tough questions and you dont show bias. Something rare in this time.
Now, ask Arab Israelis/Palestinians similar question.
Thats not the same. They are plenty of arab Countries with common things.
@@JewFromIsrael55522 Nah. Arab Israelis/Palestinian citizens of Israel. 20% of the population. Your fellow citizens, like it or not. Me, as a Diaspora Jew, I probably feel closer to an average Palestinian citizen of Israel than I am to those Israeli Jews who are bigots.
He already did.
@@burnin8orable You mean one video in which he asked Palestinians if they feel affiliation to Arab Israelis, and the other in which he asked Arab Israelis if they feel affiliation to Palestinians .
There’s no Palestine.
Interesting question, interesting and diversified answers
Interresing topic again
Good question and nice people
One major thing Jewish and Arab Israelis share is language. Israel is the only country in the world which speaks Hebrew and not many diaspora Jews speak Hebrew. I'm one of the few diaspora Jews who does speak Hebrew and I'm not fluent. Language is very important in forming common identity.
To be Jewish in Israel means first and foremost that you are not an Arab. Israel is built on a blueprint of segregation which Arab Israelis are heavily discriminated against and whose future is uncertain in the Jewish State - that officially calls them a “demographic threat”/ “security problem”/ “Arab problem”…… just like the Nazis said about European Jews.
The Jewish ppl of today are not the original Jews of Abraham, they took over Egypt during slavery and called it there own.
Je wish israelis do not speak ar abic.... therefore they do not know what their "neighbours" think about them
@@chugalongway01 You don't understand Israel or the Israeli people at all.
@@dogbert52 I know Jewish Israelis who speak Arabic.
Great question
great question! though I think some didn't fully understand it (cuz of language difference in translating the phrase "in common" I assume).
İ am a Diaspora jew from TURKEY and what is important here is our Jewish blood, not the country and i am much more ZİONİST then many israelis POİNT
Well, our own country provides a shelter for all Jews.
Traitor
The girl at the end is so lovely!!!! A testament to her species!
SHE'S SO BEAUTIFUL AND SPEAKS OF HER HEART!
Species?
@@stephenfisher3721 yes, it's a bigger category than race.
She looks Arab or Semitic.
@@zabenaleid2547 she looks much more Ashkenazi!
Good Question. Very telling.
You went to ask people who are far from religion and tradition and they are only busy with the pleasures of life, so the answers are accordingly. But if you ask a religious Jew, he will answer you that the Jews are his brothers everywhere, even if the opinions are different and even if he is not religious, and he even converted to Christianity or Islam.
Yes because i, as an Israeli who cares only about the pleasures of life, have more in common with an Israeli arab than an orthodox jew..
Actually there are plenty of ultra orthodox jews who don’t relate to the zionist regime at all and feel more connected with the arabs who share similar ideals such as modesty, belief in god, etc.
How long ago was this filmed? We haven’t wore masks here in like two years. Lol
In the minute 5:38
She meant that she didn't understand the question
(לא הבנתי את השאלה )*
not like what is written here she didn't want to answer it(I didn't answer the question)*🙂
אתי, איזו מלכה!
From the perspective of an oleh, the average Israeli has either nothing they feel common with the galut communities or they feel closer to Arabs that live around them, even if it might take some playing with terminology to get to that conclusion. Things are mostly impersonal with the Arabs. Business or basic interactions in the street out of necessity (like the time on your watch, calling police in a car accident,moving spots on the bus for an old person,etc.). In that regard it's about the same as the very very very different communities abroad-- an impersonal connection.
The middle doesn't really connect to either world. The extreme sides however have connecting points abroad. A charedi person will match quite well and not even question that the diaspora community is closer. They will be thinking of Lakewood, Stamford Hill,Antwerp, and so on. The very secularist person will match quite well with the liberal communities of similar political orientation to theirs abroad (which is how Lapid has gotten the support he has in his mini revolution).
While this question tries to reveal that there is some closeness to be felt to Arab citizens and residents, it misses the obvious disconnect of the above-mentioned impersonal interactions with both of those super-communities.
Just to add to your comment, someone who is himself an oleh from the former USSR will likely also feel a lot more connection to Jews abroad as he likely has cousins either in the US, Germany, Australia, etc.
These israelis/ jews act super arrogant and entitled.
@@olterigo if you Truly want peace with one another then you will become a believer in YESHUA HA MASHIACH (ie Jesus THE MESSIAH/CHRIST) for it is only through faith in HIM that transforms the heart from hating one another to Truly loving one another and the peace that comes through faith in HIM is so different and much better than the false peace that comes from this world. and HE alone is The Only Way to Eternal Life and Truly have fellowship with GOD; for HE IS The Way, The Truth, and The Life and no one gets to GOD (THE FATHER) except through HIM (THE SON). so in short, it is this faith in YESHUA HA MASHIACH that this world desperately needs to Truly transform this world for the far better and to bring a taste of Heaven here on earth
To me, if a Diasporan-Jew is a Zionist and understands the important existence of a Jewish state (needed for the perseverance of the Jewish people, identity and culture), then that is ONE commonality between an Israeli-Jew and a Diaspora-Jew. That belief and connection is what helped many of the Jews who live in Israel now, return back to their ancient homeland in the first place, (besides the small percentage of Jews who never left). 💁🏻♂️
Mizrahim Jews seem to have more in common with Israeli Arabs in cultural, ethnic, and genetic terms than diaspora Ashkenazi Jews!
luckily corey interviews israelis on the strret and not paid hasbara trolls
People felt connection even in the diaspora with each other, even when they are from different countries. There is also a connection as a nation.
If were indeed your ancient homeland, you wouldn’t have such a high rate of skin cancer.
fascists.
I came to Israel over 20 years ago and I have no idea really who Eyal Golan is and I really do not care about him one way or another. The only reason I know of Noa Kiril is because they overplay that song of hers and crow about it. If not for that, I would not know anything about her. It is not for religious reasons I am this way, I am just not into current pop so called culture and to be fair, I do not know much of American current pop culture because most of it is mindless, rude, dribble by so called artists.
Same. Current music is a woke shithole.
Seems like he wants to push ppl to think they should choose Arab Israelis . Also it’s pretty obvious what would be the answer for any observant/ Masorati Israeli .
On the other side - I would expect zero Pals having any ‘common ground’ with Israelis . But possibly some Arab Israelis may agree they hv common ground wth Israeli Jews .
Mizrahim Jews seem to have more in common with Israeli Arabs in cultural, ethnic, and genetic terms than diaspora Ashkenazi Jews!
Ask a Palestinian
The Arabs came to Palestine as conquerors in the 7th century and threw out the Byzantines. Is it a colonization and occupation and why can't the Jews do the same thing?
Hopefully we have evolved since the 7th century, especially the high standard set by the Jews who expect compensation for 80 years from someone who they claimed wronged them.
If someone killed many people a thousand years ago, why can’t they do it now ?
Also those Palestinians are descendants of populations which converted to Christianity, Islam; who are a reflection of many empires; Romans, Persians, Phoenicians, Arabs
that was liberation of arabs in palestina /canaan ,judea invaded canaan
@@myriam8947 judea cant invaded canaan cuz judeas is a part of canaan
arabs is from arab peninsula, there is no arabs on this land before
@@myriam8947
Tell us the name of the Palestinian founder? A historical figure?
I like how Corey is trying to increase his channel views.
How?
I love his channel ,he doesn't even need more popularity
I understand that the local population may have the same problems (roads, prices in stores, bad weather...) But that is it. When it comes to more important topics, you can't compare diaspora and local Arabs. More American Jews serve in IDF than Israeli Arabs. They send over $3 billion to Israeli charities, lobby for over $3 billion of military aid, buy Israeli products and bonds, invest in Israeli startups...
Sure, but, even as an oleh myself I feel a degree closer to folks living life here than I do people back there who feel a world away sometimes. When we came out of corona lockups and you guys still had them for almost 2 years after, it was like watching an alien universe that spoke my language. Same for political and social stuff going on.
I relate to pre-2015(i.e. pre-aliyah) era America. Not the one that has developed since I left.
most importantly, They scream and cancel anyone criticizing your unpunished theft under "anti semitism" That is THE biggest favor done.
@@Truthseiker87 Sorry, what kind of theft you are talking about?
@@j.n.1847 the shameless greedy unpunished murderous theft of palestinian land of course. House by house, day by day.
I fully agree with you though I will add that Protestants and the Vatican II Counterchurch are also, like American Jews, doing as much as they can to help Israel and Modern Judaism.
The Tanakh says (mishli 27:10)- *"better a near-by neighbor than a far off brother".*
I feel the same, so for me - an Israeli arab.
Corey, el verde lima te sienta de maravilla 6:39
I think Corey being an atheist expected most of the answers to have more in common with your fellow countryman - Israeli Arabs. But the majority didn't say that.
Would be interesting to ask the same question to Israeli Arabs (Palestinians/Israeli Jews) and Palestinians (Israeli Arabs/Arabs in general) . Although there are many differences between Israeli Arabs and Palestinians caused by the different treatment by Israel (Being citizens/Living under occupation). Many recognise they are the same people.
I don't think Corey expected that. He knows he is different from the average Israeli.
@@MisteurBrown I don't think Corey thinks what you imply. He's realistic & being a soft Zionist- he thinks the same.
Being as 65% of Jews in Israel are atheists, I think Corey thought they would think the same as him.
It’s an “occupation” of their own making and design, by conscious choices they made time after time after time after time.
@@MisteurBrown u got it !!!....
that's normal, because corey and me, we are not Israeli born, so we are open to different points of view..
Arabs, Assyrians, Jews, Hebrews, Arameans, Druze, Persians, Iranians, Armenians, Sumerians, Turks, Yazidis, And Kurds need to try to find common ground yeah.
The common ground is found genetically in their Y chromosome Haplogroup. Majority of the men are descendants from the para Haplogroup CT-F. These bloodlines are associated with the children of Japheth regardless of race, religion, language, culture, or nationality
If only it was this easy. The human being is a bag of bias and prejudices of all kinds. This is why I would rather trust the Messiah Yeshua instead. He is the only one who will bring actual Peace on Earth. The Prince of Peace.
The guy who said he judges people by personality not origin, I liked that and support it.
@@secondexodus9105So? And how many people know or care about bloodlines..?!
@@user-wq9eg3nm4c not many people know about bloodlines. And many people don’t care… but that is changing and the numbers of people who care are growing
Something important to remember when asking such questions is that Christianity creates a very special culture, and that Christians and Saracens are of DIFFERENT ethnicities. It is funny to specify the Jewish identity of the Jews but to pretend that Catholics are non-existent in the Holy Land and just refer to them as Ärrrabiäns.
אני בוחר את הדברים וההחלטות שהכי מתאימים לי בעיניי תמיד אהיה מוסלמי מילדותי ועד לעולם הבא.אהבתי את אורח החיים האסלאמי מאז ילדותי.
The Jewish people are *indigenous* to Judea - Land of Israel. 🕎🙌
After over 2 millennia of forced exile, persecution, and genocide, the *(re)establishment* of *Jewish sovereignty* in our *ancestral homeland* is a remarkable story of *national liberation.* Jewish claims to the land are far more than biblical accounts. Our *religion, language, culture, holidays, rituals, liturgy, history,* and even the words Jew and Jewish are all inseparable from *historical Judea* and our collective longing to *return to the Land of Israel.*
The land of Israel is where Jews became *a people* and the *oldest monotheistic faith.* It is where Jews *achieved sovereignty* before losing it and regaining it several times until much of the *indigenous Jewish population* was either killed or forced into exile following the *Roman Empire’s* brutal suppression of the heroic *Jewish revolt* in the second century of the Common Era. Though the Romans subsequently *renamed the land* Syria Palaestina, the Jewish people *never left* our homeland physically or spiritually. *Archaeological evidence* of Jewish life can be found in more than *30,000 sites* in Israel with antiquities dating back centuries. Even when we were massacred and persecuted by Christian Crusaders, Arab and Ottoman *invaders,* the British-led Jordanian Arab Legion, or more recently Hamas suicide bombers and rockets, our attachment *never* wavered.
It is in this same land where Jews miraculously *revitalized* the Hebrew language, *rebuilt* the institutions necessary for independence, *re-engaged* in rituals that are uniquely observed in the land of Israel, *redeveloped* the land and the economy so that by several magnitudes the Jewish and non-Jewish populations grew, and offered refuge not just to the remnant which survived the Holocaust, but also millions of Jews fleeing persecution from the Muslim Middle East, Ethiopia, and the former Soviet Union.
Today, Israel is a *rich tapestry of diverse citizens,* including over half of Jewish Israelis who identify as Jews of color and 20% of whom are Arab citizens.
*Peace Not Hate!* 🇮🇱💙
But what about Cananites ? I thought Abraham was from Ur, or somewhere from Irak and then immigrated.
Nice historical narrative! Still don't understand why American foreign aid should go to said state 😊
@@nobey1kanobey
AID?! Over 90% of this money can only be used as *credit* for buying weapons from US companies, basically *subsidizing the US arms industry* and the business of war. In return for Israel becoming reliant on US weapons for its security, Israel also signs off on *its rights to purchase or sell military technology* from or to other countries without US approval. This is not aid. This is entrapment.
The US invests about *$ 3.8 billion* in Israel and receives *over $ 15 billion.*
And you called that "aid"?!
The citizens of Israel are financing YOU and the American economy, hundreds of thousands of places are opening in the United States thanks to the Jewish-Democratic state. You need to thank Israel. And not the other way around.
@@nobey1kanobey
Over 500 Israelis companies boosted New York's economy 🇺🇸 by nearly *$34 billion* in 2018 alone. Now guess how much money entered the American economy in 2022 thanks to Israel. 😊
@@nobey1kanobey
This is not a narrative. These are *facts.*
And as you know, Facts don't care about your feelings! 🫠
Who would they rather be friends with?
Everyone can answer it
@@whatsgood3854 That should've been asked.
with American Christian Zionists ?
The name of my native village is Jeora. Which means Jew's way in English. And Jews means stay, while in Urdu this name means live. You write this name on Google map as Ghar Sade Mera Abai. See village and house Write the name: Hill Top Hotel Banti Mor Jeora Kotli Road
I live in mixed city in the South so it depends,Very Jewish/Tradtional person in diaspora is the closest,BUT if this is some Secular Jew who is just Ethnically Jewish(not to mention those weird 1/4 Jews/German/Italian/Irish American),Arabs Israeli are much closer to us then them,so it depends on the Jews,in most cases I have met tourists in hotel and stuff(and that is sadly testament to diaspora assimilation)Arabs here are much closer.
But ironically, your name Yakov sounds very…Eastern European. “Ramonov”. “Yakov”. I’m pretty sure the name Yakov did not exist in the Levant 2000 years ago. It’s a Diaspora name. 😏
You shouldn’t down play Jews who have other ethnicities. 2000 years of Exile will do that to you, YAKOV 😏. Do you know how hard it is not to assimilate for 2000 years? There was no Jewish state for 2000 years. So of course many Jews assimilated in some way, shape or form. Are you going to blame them for that?
@@davideskerlot2945יעקוב doesn’t sound European. It’s an old Hebrew name, and it is mentioned in Torah :)
@@davideskerlot2945 Lol ironically Yakov is original name that Jews use,My family is speaks Juhuri(Iranian language)in that language Yakov is Yakub(my Grandfather),David is Dovid(my uncle),Yosef is Yosif(my father),btw yes I am going to blame Jews for abandoning their tradtions,I have no hate or anything do what you want I just say what I think.
@@berliozmeister Jacob / Yakov. I see the resemblance. I never realized Yakov was another way of saying Jacob. The pronunciation sounds very Russian. I forget that Hebrew names were adopted all over the Western world 😂. I accept your correction. Thank you.
@@yakov95000. I’m actually glad I’m not right about everything 😂. Mistakes makes a man humble and wiser in time. 😊. Thank you for the correction.
I think the first one she didnt understand your "Q"
3:24 _''You meet a Jew outside Israel who speaks English or Brazilian_ [you will get a big trouble, because Brazilian Jewish speak *Portuguese* as such all Brazilian people...] ''
Corey is testing the je ws for cohesion.....
Did they pass the test?
How pretty is she at 4.20 ?
Though I don't think one should choose and they should connect to both. I think it's sad how indifferent some people seem to be towards diaspora Jews in your videos. It's almost angersome like they don't even remember their own blood.
How much do you think italians , itish or dutch care about italian , irish or dutch americans?
Personally, I do not believe the people in Israel today have any relation with the diaspora Jews.
Firstly, God said he would deliver his chosen to the promised Land. I don’t think God would expect his chosen to break the Ten Commandments to get back to the Holy Land.
Secondly, several verses indicate the original Jews as being Black or Ruddy. This would explain the high percentage of skin cancer among the Caucasian impostors.
According to Eran Elhaik, an Israeli geneticist, the people in Israel are converts.
Eran Elhaik, a geneticist at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, is calling for a rewrite of commonly held assumptions about Jewish ancestry. Instead of being primarily the descendants of the 12 tribes of Israel, present-day Jewish populations are, finds Elhaik, primarily the children of a Turkish people who lived in what is now Russia, north of Georgia, east of Ukraine. This civilization, the Khazars, converted from tribal religions to Judaism between the 7th and 9th centuries.
Several scholars prefer the “Khazarian Hypothesis,” Israeli geneticist Eran Elhaik included. This suggests the Jewish-convert Khazars, with reinforcements from Mesopotamian and Greco-Roman Jews, formed the basis of Eastern Europe's Jewish population when they fled northeast, following the collapse of their empire at the 13th century.
But, argues Elhaik, the tale sketched in the genes is backed by archaeological findings, by Jewish literature that describes the Khazars’ conversion to Judaism, and by language, too. “Yiddish, the language of Central and Eastern European Jews, began as a Slavic language” before being reclassified as High German, he notes. Another pointer is that European Jews and their ancestral groups in the Caucasus and Middle East share a relatively high risk of diseases such as cystic fibrosis.
@dougbarker2227yes. The irish and italian american lobbies are far greater then the israeli.....
Plus the US invests 140 billion USD in NATO annually.... and sends 30,000 boys to defend it.
@dougbarker2227
You need to do your homework. Israel does far more for the U.S. than we do for her!
@@solvingpolitics3172i didnt say anything to the contrary. Read my comments again.
Yeah of course they would choose Arab Israeli.
Why? They have a different language, religion, culture, history & way of life.
Good for you Sherry!
Because none of them can speak or read ar abic. If they knew what their "fellow citizens" think of je ws........ oh boy
@@davidz3879True. Does that mean I can't get along with someone who is different from me?!
@@davidz3879So I can't get along with someone who is different from me?!
We're running out of good questions, it seems.
I feel like posting some in this comment section!
I thought it was a great question.
Do they have anything genetically in common with Falasha, Igbo, and Lemba Jews?
No
@@tings946 interesting, family should be related to each other with common ancestors, Israel common ancestor is Abraham Isaac and Jacob paternally, yet none of the Israeli today are genetically homogeneous in their paternal Lineage
@@secondexodus9105 Funny they actually are haha and some lineage in some Israeli families goes back thousands of years but you don't care about the truth now do you
@@user-ik2bb2vz5x of course I care about truth.
@@secondexodus9105 So explain to me why Jews in Europe share the same genetic markers as Mizrahi Jews living in Israel today? You realize that Judaism is passed down historically by the mothers bloodline right? But you're telling me there are no genetic connections between Jews around the world? You talking complete race baiting nonsense
As an Israeli jew, it really depends on what we want to talk about
I’m not Israeli so bare with me but can Arabs and Jews even communicate? I get the feeling most do not speak each others language? Hebrew and Arabic are so different I don’t see how they’ll even attempt to.
@@newleft2254
Most Arabs within the green line speak Hebrew well or very well.
@@newleft2254 This is not really far from reality because there are many Jews in other countries who doubt that they are Jews after all or are in Judaism in other currents such as Reform Judaism. In contrast to that, most Israeli Arabs know Hebrew and live near us, work and study with us many times, so we have many common Israeli cultural characteristics. I guess it depends more on which way you think about it.
@@brokenman8100 More American Jews serve in the IDF than Israeli Arabs or Haredi Jews from Israel. Those Americans are mostly Reform or Conservative. Who do you think buys Israeli products in the USA? Who invests in Israeli startups or buys Israel Bonds? Who donates over $3 billion each year to Israeli charities?
@@j.n.1847 Learn reading comprehension. I never said that there is more of a connection between the Jews of Israel and the Arabs of Israel, nor did I say that there is more of a connection between the Jews of Israel and the Jews of the United States. What I said is that there are many things that the Arabs in Israel have a more cultural connection to the Jews in Israel in aspects such as the Israeli way of life .If you don't know what it is then welcome to visit and you will discover that the culture in Israel and the United States is different.
Mizrahim will probably be more inclined to answer that they feel more of a connection with Arab Israelis than with the mostly Western diaspora, as there are more cultural similarities (especially the hilonim).
You are still pretending your a je w and not some desert bandit? Because thats not the way abdool
Not true, Mizrahim are more traditional and proud to be Jews, so favouring in-group members, and are more hostile towards Arabs than average secular Ashkenazi. And regarding diaspora, most French Jews are from North Africa and fit better in Israel than Anglo/British/Russian diasporans
@@dogbert52 what a load of crap
You should indicate that this video was filmed in 2021 and not 2023. No one wears masks anymore
The masks are the indication. Those with masks were interviewed in 2020-2021 those without masks were interviewed either before or after Covid time.
In Canada some people still wear masks.
0:07 She is gorgeous.
Brazilian ? Com’on, you should know they speak Portuguese))
Ближи ти је увек твој сународник по мени ❤ал у свакодневном животу директан комшија ти нажалост мора бити близак
Tribalism. I detest.
You have obviously never had a reading from a talented psychic medium. You live, you learn and then you die. And then you repeat it over and over again. You get away with nothing and karma comes back to you no matter how much you repent.
Watch psychic medium Matt Fraser. He will open your eyes to the reality of life.
The girl at 4:22 She is gorgeous . I love her hair
Have you seen the Israeli actress Mayta Gal? Her hair is to die for. I prayed to God to give me a Jewish wife like her😂😂😂
@@davideskerlot2945 G-d yes. I guess I’ll have to find her next Lifetime. 🥴🥴🥴
@@vblake530530. I was watching the movie “Zero Motivation”, and when I saw her beauty and her hair, I was like 😲😲😲😲. One of the most beautiful Jewish women I have ever seen. Lol
I think this is a slightly naive question. Naturally, if you ask them, they will say a Jew from the diaspora, and if you ask Arabs, they will tell you Arabs, but if they say Arabs have more in common than other Arabs here, they become racists.😅
I am an Orthodox Jew, and I know all the groups of Orthodox Jews. In order to understand then I will explain: an Orthodox Jew is naturally not satisfied with his secular brother, but this is his brother, and he must love him because that is what God commanded. An Orthodox Jew wants or dreams of a religious Jewish state with an Orthodox prime minister and ministers, but not with the minority forcing the majority and not when the majority will force the minority. Judaism is a religion of choice. Those who were called "Zionists" before the establishment of the state, they intended to use the word "Zion" to convince people who live well in Europe, to come with them to establish a state, they did not mean the religious word "Zionism" which is to ascend to the land out of a divine promise, from the words of the prophets who prophesied about the return of a people Israel to their land, and even the first Zionists planned to establish a state without religion at all, and even Herzl talked to the Pope about the mass Christianization of Jews, they had a plan but the God of Israel has a different plan, the Orthodox Jew prays every day for the city of Zion, aka Jerusalem, and for a temple and more. ..and this is the real Zionism, Muslims talk about "Zionism" in a negative way, because they try to say that there are Jews and there are Israelis and there are Zionists, but today the word Zionist is one who loves his country. Neturi Karta are ultra-orthodox but their problem with the state is: 1. The state is not religious. 2. There is an article in the Tanach and the Talmud, that the people of Israel swore 3 oaths, one of which is that the people of Israel will not go up to the land in groups until the Messiah takes us up to the land himself. This is a well-known dispute among all the rabbis who existed at the time they announced the establishment of the state, in fact there were dozens of rabbis who agreed to immigrate to Israel in groups and only one rabbi did not agree, and that is Rabbi Yoel of Satmar, the rabbi of Neturi Karta, but as we know, the majority goes by the majority and the majority rules. It was also established that the oath is Only for a thousand years. And more and more.
Bismillah Rahman Raheem peace be upon you See, as always,dear brother and sister citizens of israel and Palestine
in a society, the followers of any religion are allowed to live their own lives according to the valid decisions according to that religion. As per each religion, family life and nothing else. Thank you.🥲
There aren't many couples in which one is an Arab & the other a Jew.
Aren’t most Moroccan-Jews part Arab as well?
@davideskerlot2945 not really simply because they came there from Spain and morrocans are arabs
@@whatsgood3854 Yes but there are Moroccan-Jews.
Lucy Aharish is Muslim and her husband is Jewish. It's rare but it happens.
Guess what happens when an ar ab muz woman dates a je wish man? What does her family do to her?
You don’t ask it right
Beloved, let us love one another, for love is from God, and whoever loves has been born of God and knows God. Anyone who does not love does not know God, because God is love. In this the love of God was made manifest among us, that God sent his only Son into the world, so that we might live through him. In this is love, not that we have loved God but that he loved us and sent his Son to be the propitiation for our sins. Beloved, if God so loved us, we also ought to love one another. No one has ever seen God; if we love one another, God abides in us and his love is perfected in us. By this we know that we abide in him and he in us, because he has given us of his Spirit. And we have seen and testify that the Father has sent his Son to be the Savior of the world. Whoever confesses that Jesus is the Son of God, God abides in him, and he in God. So we have come to know and to believe the love that God has for us. God is love, and whoever abides in love abides in God, and God abides in him. By this is love perfected with us, so that we may have confidence for the day of judgment, because as he is so also are we in this world. There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear. For fear has to do with punishment, and whoever fears has not been perfected in love. We love because he first loved us. If anyone says, “I love God,” and hates his brother, he is a liar; for he who does not love his brother whom he has seen cannot love God whom he has not seen. And this commandment we have from him: whoever loves God must also love his brother.
1 John 4:7-21 ESV
Christian palestinians are like french christians?
An d Christians armenians? And Christians Arab israelíes are like Europeana?
A Blessed Shavuah Tov To All Am Yisroel And Friends Of Zion.....
Have A Wonderful Week 😊 From Judea And Samaria: The Biblical Heartland Of The Nation State Of The Jewish People, Israel 🇮🇱
* Ahavat Yisroel ( Loving Your fellow Jew ) And Achdut ( Unity Among Jews ) no matter where they are is an important concept.
Mizrahim Jews seem to have more in common with Israeli Arabs in cultural, ethnic, and genetic terms than diaspora Ashkenazi Jews!
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All Jews have a share in the world to come.
That is what is important.
@@Linda43 I don't see it from the side of similarity in religion, because religion always brings division, but I see more from the side of humanism!
@anakgembala7253
Judaism is a ethnoreligon
@@Linda43 that was then but now jews come from different ethnicities and races!
By 2040, the distance between me and you will be so far that we will never know each other. I will be busy with my own and all of you and the western countries will be busy with your worldly life. Thank you.
Btw Jewish is not a nationality
After thanks be to God, now you know that we have to offer prayers for peace on earth in the future. Then, God willing, I am 100% sure in the presence of Allah that no religious test of any kind from the heavens will be revealed to any people from the heavens until the Day of Judgment on the earth. You should know that Palestine and Israel are in this region. Apart from that, the issue is very complicated and difficult to solve for two countries
even in this world we They will be able to see each other, but meeting and talking to each other will be completely prohibited and each nation will be with its own prophets, and I will be with the Ummah of the last Prophet of Allah and the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa, may God bless him and grant him peace. The matter of all humanity has reached this point for this world and the hereafter, which is not going to change for me. This is what Allah has approved for all of us.
they forget there sins like it never happend
שלום מה שלומכם אלחמדולילה אני בסדר גמור היו נאמנים למסירות האהבה בצורה כזו שתימשך מאות שנים ואחר כך אזכור את בני ישראל עד יום הדין, אינשאללה. כל מה שאתה צריך לעשות זה להיות מאושר, עם שלום וביטחון בכל העולם. זה כל מה שאתה צריך לעשות. ה' יברך את כולכם ואלוהים יברך את כולכם. זוהי התפילה של מוסלמי ושל ממשלת מדינה עבור כולכם
مرحبا من إسرائيل! شكرًا لك!
I wish my White people were as genetically in group as Jews
arent the jews in israel today polish people?
@@mrprince5934Some are, others are Ethiopian, Iraqi, Persian, Moroccan, Yemeni, Russian, Spanish
no for last interview of this video
very sadfull answers
not allowed
A non-Jew, especially me, is not allowed to go to a Jewish country. It is the law of Israel that I, a Muslim, cannot live in Israel, because Israel is a Jewish country, and according to Torah law, no one but a Jew can live in Israel. No one from any country in the world has the right to live, eat and drink, and this is the Shariah law of the Holy Torah. For the children of Israel. Thank you
Tens of thousends of muz linz visit israel daily..... from egypt and jorden to tajikistan and turkey and france......
יהודים, נוצרים ומוסלמים הם אומות דת נפרדות על בסיס ועל בסיס חיי משפחה אחד של השני דתי בעולם מאתיים ועשרים ואחת שנה לאפשר מעבר גבול זה רע מאוד. עבירת דת. תודה
ברוך ה', לפני סוף חיי, אקבל את התפילות הקדושות של מדינה מנסיכי סעודיה בעתיד יגיע בני ישראל למדינה עם פרחים מהעולם הזה הוא יעזוב, סעודיה תיתן תמיכה מלאה להגעת בני ישראל למדינה. אל תדאג כלל. תודה.
Faith
Will Israel exist under a new world superpower?
China or India?
@@bjolie78 India? 🤣🤣🤣India will collapse under the weight of its religious zealously. They are lucky if they avoid famine.
Such a poor and strange Muslim man have you ever seen in your life in dreams and images of thoughts and in good prayers
I like jewish girls
Me to they are like eastern Europe girls type.
@@reyhannirwasita4824There are Jewish girls from every single country. Not just Europe.
@@JewFromIsrael55522 like doesn't have to be marriage. You can like people as people or just enjoy their presence. Also he's allowed to convert if he likes and commits to the religion.
قال النبي (ص). وستنشأ دولتان في شرق المدينة المنورة. أحدهما يكون باسم الإسلام، فيكون بلد المسلمين. وفي الجوار ستكون هناك دولة اسمها الهند وهي إنها دولة الهندوس. فيما بعد جيوش الدول الإسلامية وخراسان بعد غزو الهند، سيتم غزو الهند
I am very sorry both are going to face RELIGIOUS solution with battle in the region at the time of 2119 and this will be last RELIGIOUS battle in the HISTORY of world۔after that time there will be no RELIGIOUS battle will arrive from heaven for this world forever except blessings
neighbour country india is going to sink with billions of mankind
just say them adopt RELIGIOUS diversion for peace of humanity
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היית שואל ככה . אם אתה פוגש במקרה באוטובוס בטיול במדינת עולם שלישי . ויושב לידך יהודי מהגולה . איך תראה השיחה שלכם ואותו דבר עם ערבי . כמובן שעם יהודי תהיה אוירה נעימה ושיחה אוהדת . ועם הערבי שיחה קצרה וחשדנית .
Secular Jews are more like liberal American Jews, which are the bulk of diasporans
Same with ultra orthodox Jews with ultra orthodox diasporans
Israeli, regardless if religious or secular, are too different in terms of culture and mentality with Arab muslims
You need to learn hebrew bro
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Hello...
ok bye bye
Tacitus, the first century Roman historian, insisted that Abraham was an Ethiopian. Abraham had children from Black women. Hagar was an Egyptian woman who bore Ishmael, Abraham’s first son. The Ishmaelites were black and were identified with the Midianites. The mIdianites were the tribe that Moses lived among when he fled Egypt. He got his wife Zipporah from this tribe.
Tacitus said Nothing about Abraham. And, Abraham married his cousin, an Aramean, and a Hyksos (Canaanite) woman, neither of these women were Black. Keturah is thought to be Hagar returned to Abraham, therefore not black either.
Do you actually believe this nonsense, or are you just a vanse?
@@shainazion4073 Tacitus, another Goyim ancestor of yours, also says this:
Tacitus, the first century Roman historian, insisted that Abraham was an Ethiopian. Abraham had children from Black women. Hagar was an Egyptian woman who bore Ishmael, Abraham’s first son. The Ishmaelites were black and were identified with the Midianites. The mIdianites were the tribe that Moses lived among when he fled Egypt. He got his wife Zipporah from this tribe.
@@shainazion4073 finally another kinsman of your people had this to say:
In their earliest of times,the Hebrews were a mixture of Sumerian, Egyptian and Cushite people. In almost all cases, the Semites, when in close contact with the Hamites, became absorbed into the Hamitic group.
Abraham was born in “Ur of the Chaldees”. The Chaldees was the home of the Chaldeans. Sir Godfrey Higgins said the Chaldeans were originally “Negroes”. (Higgins, Sir Godfrey. Anacalypsis, Vol. I. London:1836; reprinted Brooklyn: A&B Books Publishers, 1992, pg. 364).
Amos 9:7-
Are ye not as children of the Ethiopians unto me, O children of Israel? saith the LORD. Have not I brought up Israel out of the land of Egypt?
Acts 13:1-
Now there were in the church that was at Antioch certain prophets and teachers; as Barnabas, and Simeon that was called 👉N 👈, and Lucius of Cyrene, and Manaen, which had been brought up with Herod the tetrarch, and Saul.
Look up 👉N👈 in the KJV
as oleh, i don't see anything in common with Israelis, including the religion... i feel more jew when i am abroad than here...
It's just people are totally different here and Israelis tend to be too munch focused in their society, nationalism and ethnocentrism among a rampant ignorance that this society have.
@@JewFromIsrael55522 ???????????
@@JewFromIsrael55522
me? Chinese, indian or arab? hahah at least choose one option hahha
I do not know any chinese or arab called מיכאל שטנד but maybe you do, so explain me !
But i do know a lot of arabs called הודיה. are you arab jew or musilim ?
by the way, how should jews look like? aryan ? white? black? hispano? ( murican categories) haha.. so etiopim or teimanim are not jews.... or jews from latin america..
anyway, let me know if you are so brave for telling me this, let's meet in ramat gan, yavotinsky pina bialik or i will send you my phone number by private if you are in israel... ערבית מסריח
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1. Thanks for serving me as prove that israelis and israeli society is full of ignorance, racism and ethnocentrism.
2. As you realized, my lastname is fully jewish and there are few streets in the country with my lastname, especially in tel aviv.
3. what makes you to think because you are jewish and israeli, it does make you to become an expert Jewish genealogist? so if someone is called peres or De la rosa, this person is not a jew for you, because you are Israeli and never heard about it? i remind you that still there are more jews living in the galut than in israel.
4. i am not guilty that you are fucking ignorant like people here, without culture and knowledge of arts and never saw a sculpture of botero in your life, so you thought that it's buddhism or asian and i look like a Chinese man with an Arab name ( michael stand... wow a chinese arab with polish lastname ahha)
5. nobody is going to kill you, in fact you are arab like them ( bohbot is not a yeke lastname and it's pretty sure that your grandpas did not speak dutch when they made aliyah). just because your religion is not islam, it does not mean that you are not a jewish arab.. so relax and enjoy with your arab fellows !
finally, you shoud stop to being very prejudiced and ignorant ( like israelis do) about how people looks and their skin color or how they look like for you. especially when Jewishness is not related to skin colors at all and this country is full of jews of all the colors....
@@ShaniHodia-bo8yg speak proper english stinky arab jew..
pretty sure you are also a fucking bibist.. a racist prejudiced.
@@JewFromIsrael55522
באמת שאת עושה בושות לכל מדינת ישראל ולעם ישראל...
מה את בכלל מתנפלת על אנשים סתם ככה? חוץ מזה, הדרך שבה את כותבת את כל התגובות שלך פשוט מטומטמת. פשוט תפסיקי, אל תעשי לנו בושות.
Ethopian converted black jeeew, converted white European jeeew
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