Israelis: Why are Arabs more polite than Jews?
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I visited Israel this year and I noticed that too, Jews were very rude and always arguing and shouting in public while the Arabs were very kind and welcoming, one Arab child even had a bag full of sweets and he was giving them to strangers in public, I wanted to pay him for it but he refused and said it’s for our guests
its just a way of communicating
Please keep safe!
This has to be the fakest story in a youtube comment god damn you muslims are wild at propaganda. We have the stats that you objectively are the worst behaving people in our societies. Jews have not driven a truck through our christmas market. Nor have they blown up thousands of our people out of hate. Nor are they overrepresented in the worst statistics. The only ones you are gonna convince are other muslims that already hate jews.
😂😂 yea buddy sure. We'll I'll tell you that here in Israel yes the jews not big fans of politnes and honestly I hate that buy at least they don't act nice only to a minute later stab you in the heart. That arabs you still don't know them they are ridiculously violent
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I'm South African and my experience in both communities is good, but I found that the Muslim community in general is more giving, especially to those who lack, and have a hospitality that is just so warm. Of neighbours I miss my Muslim ones I had the honour of living next to when my daughter was small and I was a single mom. So so good to us they were. They also all fed the homeless, the birds, the stray dogs even. I've celebrated Eid with the neighbourhood ...that's so special.
This is just my experience and I have always since had the hugest respect for this culture.
and i, a muslim arab, think your culture is so lively and energetic and i have a lot of respect for you guys
Just try to have a different opinion, especially about their religion. How about being gay or an athiest? You'll find how "giving" they are.
@@julesw4037 Lesbian and Buddhist/Spiritual I was/am.
Try living a Budhist and Lesbian life in a muslim country@@Michelle-hwt-hr
❤@@Michelle-hwt-hr
As an American, I'd like to ask that last gentleman why my tax money needs to go to Israel to help in their defense...that's the same logic he used for Israel assisting Gaza (their open air prison) with water and electricity 🤷♂️
What funny bnei isreal they dont pay tax😁esp the orthodox..tax only applies to immigrant or gentile..he..he..dont belief?ask them.
Respect to americans like you❤
Because without Israel you loses being (USA) world power and Israel is significant to USA. Those that give that aids don't just wake up and start doing so.
That old man said that Árabs are nota more polite, but one minutes later he showed his mind as a murderer.
I don't believe this guy is getting an interview with AIPAC or Netanyahu to answer your question. Even if Netanyahu did, he would avoid giving an honest answer, or maybe he would give an honest answer, and it will be crude. He did admit some of his bad intended plans.
"They are trying to dominate more than their territory" .. are you serious? 😂🤣
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What planet is he on?? Lol also the point the young man made about Jewish people bring up their kids so they grow up thinking they deserve everything!! Including the land and homes of the Palestinians!!
@@StellaLovesMusic25 God's people? So only Jewish are God's people? Everyone else is what?
A Peppermint Candy jews came to Palestine and Palestinians let them live there when jews were kicked out from europe. jews arent the first people in Palestine land. it’s weird to have a thought like this land is mine 3000 years ago. why don’t they just live there together with people who have been living there for centuries and many generations together. without create a country for their own kind - jews. they could create a country for all people all race and religion. you don’t live forever, nothing is really belongs to you
@@meloza well said, finally someone with common sense
When the occupied accuses and call you Terrorist. it is like a thief invades your house and calls you a Thief. Strange.
@@harrymaedin5398 You are Funny Thieves.
@@harrymaedin5398 It is not a proof for the Thieves.
@@harrymaedin5398 It is a real strange, when the thief wants a proof for what he has stolen.
@@harrymaedin5398 Because i did not use to talk with Thieves. if did not like the Answer of the Rabbi Weiss. then you are one of the Zionists who stolen a whole country and accusing the owners as a terrorists. like no one knows who is the terrorist.
@@immm3879 oh actually I’m sorry turns out Jews aren’t even from Palestine and I actually went hard in the subject
My apologies ❤️
Arabs are reaallly warm and friendly, I had an Arab classmate and our mothers used to hang out too, when they were at our house she (the mother) would go to kitchen and brew tea and do the dishes like it was her house! when we went over she would tell us to go and open the fridge and take anything we like but since we were timid she would think it's not to our taste so she would make felafels or order some fast food! Regarding food, drinks and rest Arabs are the most aware and ready to provide comfort god bless their kind hearts.
It’s an Islamic tradition. It’s not just Arabs who do this but all Muslims are taught to do this.
@@falischika6221, yea I guess the tradition dates back to Ansar from Yathrib when they accommodated Mohajerin of mecca.
@@amirehosseyni Or the Ethiopians when they welcomed the companions to their land.
@lolo rodriguez no it’s not lmaoo Arabs used to burry their daughters before Islam. Their culture was wild before Islam.
@lolo rodriguez Islam is far from the Arab culture. You clearly don’t know the history of Arabia and Islam. I’m not here to educate you, you have to go and educate yourself on this topic instead of just typing what you *think* is right on here
Questioner "we argue alot in public".
The respondent argues that they dont argue alot in public.😂😂😂
7:15 the fact that that woman started talking about extremist Muslims when Corey was just asking about Arabs shows what they really think. Not like there are thousands of Arab Christians, or Arab Jews, or just normal-thinking Arabs.
Millions!!
Millions*
And atheist Arabs do exist too (like myself), don't let the media fool you into thinking we are all religious.
@@komfykoala6083 we are predominantly religious
@@Omer1996E.C True
Who got to know who is more polite just by the way they answered.😑
That's a biased analysis since you would need a video asking "Why are Jews more polite than Arabs?" and compare the way both groups answered, since clearly it is a rude question for one of the groups, without context and ill framed as "manners" when clearly "warmth" was meant. Epistemology is not your strong suit, is it?
@@eleSDSU that question would be a lie
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@@violenceisfun agree 100%
Ppl seem to skip the fact that question already contains pretty offensive biased statement. Imagine going around in an arab country asking "Why are jews more polite than arabs"?
why did that last dude go off on a tangent about how great the state of isreal is and how generous they are for giving Palestinians a strip of their own land? literally proving the interviewers point
i don't see how it is proving the point? he's patriotic, how does it prove that he is less mannered?
Ameen #freepalestine that guy is sooo ignorant and racist
@@RDCFemmes u missed "give them a strip of THEIR OWN land" part
They should unite in a single secular state.
@@iamyou8994 the problem is the west enforce their experiences on the world and believe a secular state is the answer to a "religious problem of oppression" that however did not exist until the colonisation as b4 it was one islamic state that very advanced in all sciences and laws and equality as well as equity. Had it stayed Islamic it would to this day still be far advanced
AHAHAHAHAH the irony in the bus scene. The guy literally answered his question but indirectly LMAO
The question in itself is a bit insulting and people react to that with anger...
The last guy really said "A good Arab is a dead Arab"?! That's soooooo extreme
I am an Arab and I have to say that politeness doesn't belong to a certain race or religion . Maybe the answer to your question is that in Arab heritage being very welcoming and generous to a guest is a social duty it's shameful if someone visited your home and didn't have something to eat for example . We value hospitality a lot .
I'm european. In my experience Arabs are more polite.
Yes true شي يسري بدمنا حتى الغريب نكرمه اما اهما اتعجب منهم بخلا حتى على اهلهم
Arab before Muhammad is less civilized, i think why arabs became polite because prophet Muhammad taught us to Do good things to guests and neighbors
We Arabs are more polite because our Islamic religion teaches us to be so and as a result, it has been implemented into our Arab culture as well.
I respect that, but in Europe we have seen horrible behavior from Muslims. You might be polite to your guests, but as a guest you aren't very polite.
I have volunteered in a kibbutz in the late 80s and revisited Israel 30 years later. In both vacation I entered Israel from Arab States, Egypt and Jordan. My experience I had was the same. I questioned myself why Israelis are so rude. How many times they asked me where I am from and what religion I have. Not just a question but to tell me ‚what the f..k you want in our country?‘ It was always so dramatic. I mostly felt not welcome. As I crossed the borders back to an Arab State, I suddenly could feel the friendlyness of the people.
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Where are you from of we may ask?
@@670ramy Does it make any difference ? Not important where I am from, right ? Same question Israeli... (...soldiers) had, when I was in Israel.
Btw I experienced friendlyness as well, esp. from shortly before arrived immigrants from the US, Russia...
@@luqmanmarijanov2252 K
@@Terra_Incognita201
No, it is not the same question, because I do not ask you in order to know if I am going to like you/be polite to you or not. I asked you because I was curious which country the Israelis you met did not like (Especially that you volunteered in a kibbutz).
American friends of ours visited us after going to many countries of the world, they told us honestly that they hadn’t seen such hospitality, welcome and generosity of the Arabs to the guests, and this thing is very known about Arab countries such as the Emirates and Saudi Arabia, and the World Cup took place in Qatar. Many tourists when they returned to their countries said they wished they had stayed in Qatar because of the hospitality and the feeling of safety in it🙏🏼
I worked a few years ago in a restaurant in Europe, there were so many tourists from Israel. I have to say that they were the loudest people I ever met. They picked fights or had arguments in every little thing they displeased about. They just cut lines, shouting in public, didn't follow the rules of the country they visited. I was so shocked that I refused to serve them. So much negative energy around them.
Imagine how the Palestinians feel.
They were frequent tourists in my country as well. And by far the worse mannered, entitled people who come here. They are disrespectful to the locals as we are Muslims although not Arabs
what a wet fantasy
And they wonder why people hate them.
Well they're the chosen ones. How can you not feel arrogant when that's your daily mantra?
That quite a few of the respondents reacted in a hostile way, the guy on the bus calling him a traitor and that he has to leave...when he wasn’t even asking him in the first place, tells you absolutely everything.
" the guy on the bus calling him a traitor and that he has to leave...when he wasn’t even asking him in the first place, tells you absolutely everything." In another episode they asked Muslims if they would invite a Jewish friend over to their home for Iftar and most people said 'no'. One was a bit more specific saying that he wouldn't do it because a) he doesn't want anything to happen (to the Jewish friend) and b) because people might think he's a traitor/spy. So.. I guess this is on both sides. However.. I personally do think that true Muslims are one of the most -hostile- hospitable! (not hostile :D ) people. I worked with several Muslims and despite the fact that I'm an Atheist they all respected me (like I respected them) and shared tea/food with me.
that most be in the westbank am i right ?
@@AriesSupertramp many Israelis said no to the same question, but it is interesting *how* they said it. From what we've seen here, it still feels like the Arabs responded in a more polite manner. There certainly weren't this man openly hostile and argumentative responses.
@@AriesSupertramp . I think you mean Muslims are 'hospitable' and not 'hostile'.
@@curmudgeon1933 ohh shoot! Thanks for telling me! Yes, that's what I meant. I need to correct this.
4:38 Man says stop the terrorism when he is literally supporting terrorism. The irony 😂
He isn't supporting Islam lol
yeah hes not supporting hamas
The Arabic people I've met in America here for university have been some of the most well mannered and polite people I've ever met and I think its a great parallel between the rich and poor even. Poor people are much more polite than the wealthy and middle class, Poor people will let you in their house and share their last meal with you while the middle and upper class people wont even give you a glass of water and will probably call the police on you just for being in their neighborhood
And then your news portrate the arabs in the worst of ways. Thank you for your honest comment.
Its not about money, high class families raise their kids carefully, while poor uneducated people known by their loud talk and rudeness, being higher class comes up with you manners and thought not at all with money 💰 thank you
lol not the same in Europe.
The Arabs are the rich people there
Israpanzis stole that land and therefore they live in fear which can lead to hatered which leads to violence! Have a nice day!
I love how Corey doesn't get defensive when they say "wait - why are you saying we are rude?". He doesn't blow it off as a question from a viewer, but actually stands for it as his own opinion. Imagine if more people had balls like that.
Is he a jew?
@@narrationsworld2553 if he's from Canada and lives in Israel, probably did Aliyah and he speaks hebrew as native so
@@narrationsworld2553Yes he is.
People that are surprised the answers are hostile don`t realize that the question itself is hostile? You come up to someone and just accuse him of being less polite than someone else out of nowhere, and that`s just because he is a jew.. of course some of them are going to be hostile, especially considering Israelis mostly know Arabs that want them dead..
@@narrationsworld2553ethnically but he’s atheist
Different cultures? Thats what happens when you bring million Europeans to the Middle East.
Keep in mind that that it was europe which entered diiferent cultures.! We didn't ask for them to come.
That's what happens when you have a lot of cultures in one place, if they were only European they'd have been very polite.
Palestinians are a very closed culture with very little diversity, while Israelis are very open since they are from all over. It's like comparing New York to a suburban community, people would be much more polite in the suburbs.
@@z821 wow! Such a good point! If you don't agree with something I said you can point it out. It's common knowledge that diversity causes tension, learn sociology and anthropology if you don't agree.
@@z821 lol!! Calling me stupid and then talking about conspiracy theories. Ok....
To majority of us are Mizrahi Jews (from arab countries)....
Damn you shook that bus lmao, good job, their reaction to the question shows how polite they are.
The last guy is a sick human being, he needs to chill with his hostility toward arabs they all need to, I was literally shook with how racist he is
Ok so one question why don't they like eachother?
@@yasminvillanueva3141 you are mexican, you don't know hahaha chill... its a meme
5:00 So to be polite means that you greeting someone???? hahahaha wait wait wait guys according do "greeting" i should show you this:
This is the way how muslim people spoke when Islam was small and weak:
-"Ibn 'Abbas said, "Return the greeting to whomever it is, Jew, Christian, or Magian. That is because Allah says, 'When you are greeted with a greeting, greet with one better than it or return it." Nice Words, aren´t they? (Al-Adab Al-Mufrad 1107) or here:
-"Jabir said, " "Someone riding should greet someone walking, and someone walking should greet someone sitting down. When there are two people walking, the better of them is the one who gives the greeting first." (Al-Adab Al-Mufrad 983)
And now let us see how muslim begann to change their Character when the Islam became brutal and intolerant:
-'Abdu'r-Rahman said, "Ibn 'Umar passed by a Christian who greeted him and Ibn 'Umar returned the greeting He was told that the man was a Christian. When he learned that, he went back to him and said, 'Give me back my greeting.'" (Al-Adab Al-Mufrad 1115) Whaaaaaaat his greeting becames different after he realized that he was greeting to a christian??????
- Ibn 'Umar said:
"A man passed by the Prophet when he was urinating and greeted him with Salam, but he did not return his greeting." (Vol. 1, Book 1, Hadith 37) Sahih = Authentic ????? maybe because he was holding his.....- he was too dirty. I hate it too- when people greeting me while i am busy (and dirty) :D this Hadith is not only Sahih - its also a Stupid one
-'Abdullah ibn 'Amr ibn al-'as said, "Do not greet anyone who drinks wine." (Al-Adab Al-Mufrad 1017) drinking wine is a sin!!!! whaaat????
-'Ali ibn 'Abdullah was heard expressing his dislike for chess and said, "Do not greet someone who plays it. It is a kind of gambling." (Al-Adab Al-Mufrad 1019) Chess is a sin too !!!! whaaaat?????????
-‘Abdallah b. ‘Amr told that when a man wearing two red garments passed the Prophet and gave him a greeting he did not respond to his greeting.
(Mishkat al-Masabih 4353) two red garments is a sin!!! Whaaaat ?? the guy was wearing red clothes, ? no blessing for him?? :D
- Mohammed said, "When one of you meets a brother (in Faith) he should greet him. Then if a tree or a wall or a stone intervenes between them and then he meets him again, he should greet him." (Riyad as-Salihin 860) - ehm, Bother lets do it again ´cos that tree was between us- :D thats a funny one :D
-Allah's Messenger said: "Do not greet the Jews and the Christians before they greet you and when you meet any one of them on the roads force him to go to the narrowest part of it " (Sahih Muslim 2167a) uffff the last one is 100% pure muslim politeness
@East Please excuse me if I got too close to you, you seem to be a good-natured soul and your nice manner is undoubtedly the product of a very good family. That honors you and I totally respect that. But unfortunately I have to correct you.
Please compare qu'an surah 9 verse 29 with Romans 12 verses 14-21
or compare Surah 5 verse 33 with Matthew 5 verse 43-48
So I see hatred and falsehood only in Islam but not in Christianity.
@East ok, ok I didn't want to step on the feet of any sincere person here. I have only made the general experience that almost all people judge a religion according to individual people and not according to its core ideology. A religion can only be judged on the basis of the ethics given by the scriptures or the ethics of its founder. In Jewish and Christian scriptures it is clearly written "Vengeance is mine, say the Lord (of Israel)" in Islam it says "kill the unbelievers wherever you find them until they give up and meekly pay their tribute (jizya) (or Converting). And even elsewhere it says "not you killed them, but Allah did it" - here the Muslim is even relieved of the guilty conscience for the murder.
No, the ethics of Islam are NOT tolerable. We must never tolerate a religion that lives so blatantly as hatred. The words are ice cold and clear - what else should you "interpret" here? It IS A religious war my friend - muslims are not enemies to others, but all others are enemies of them (according to their ethics (their scriptures)
Nobody likes to be told that they are an asshole, particularly when they are assholes.
My girl friend said that when she travelled to the middle east, Muslim men would rush to help her with her bags and NEVER hit on her. When she travelled the 'Woke' Scandinavian countries not a single man would offer help no matter how much she was struggling or care to even open a door.
Scandinavian you have to help yourself
I live in Scandinavian
They prolly had this behavior from the Quran, it is mentioned in the story of Moses Peace be upon him.
Chapter 28 (Sahih Int. Translation)
And a man came from the farthest end of the city, running. He said, "O Moses, indeed the eminent ones are conferring over you [intending] to kill you, so leave [the city]; indeed, I am to you of the sincere advisors."
So he left it, fearful and anticipating [apprehension]. He said, "My Lord, save me from the wrongdoing people."
And when he directed himself toward Madyan, he said, "Perhaps my Lord will guide me to the sound way."
And when he came to the well of Madyan, he found there a crowd of people watering [their flocks], and he found aside from them two women driving back [their flocks]. He said, "What is your circumstance?" They said, "We do not water until the shepherds dispatch [their flocks]; and our father is an old man."
So he watered [their flocks] for them; then he went back to the shade and said, "My Lord, indeed I am, for whatever good You would send down to me, in need."
Then one of the two women came to him walking with shyness. She said, "Indeed, my father invites you that he may reward you for having watered for us." So when he came to him and related to him the story, he said, "Fear not. You have escaped from the wrongdoing people."
One of the women said, "O my father, hire him. Indeed, the best one you can hire is the strong and the trustworthy."
He said, "Indeed, I wish to wed you one of these, my two daughters, on [the condition] that you serve me for eight years; but if you complete ten, it will be [as a favor] from you. And I do not wish to put you in difficulty. You will find me, if Allah wills, from among the righteous."
[Moses] said, "That is [established] between me and you. Whichever of the two terms I complete - there is no injustice to me, and Allah, over what we say, is Witness."
Europeans tend to be more cold and rude people (unless if they are Mediterranean then they're more friendly and chill)
I don't blame the men in Scandinavia though. Why would you act like a gentlemen towards woke feminist?
In general, Arab men are taught at a young age that God created woman more fragile than man and thus are inclined to help and protect a woman. You never hear of a woman being bullied in a workplace by a male colleague but in the west, a man will bully a woman and insult her and curse at her. In Arab culture if a man does this, he would not be considered a man.
My goodness, the attitude that you’re getting from some people. It really hits a nerve with them.
No shit. Imagine the reactions he would get if he went to Palestine and said "Why are Jews more intelligent than you?" or "Why are Jews more enterprising than you?" or "Why are Jews more successful than you?" can you IMAGINE the reactions he would get? lol It's a rude question!
The interviewer is special to say the least. Totally biased. A rude swine, westerner without culture. The people are so polite.
@@lsjt8924 he wouldn’t make it out alive..
@Awake not woke Lol WHAT? More money is given to Palestine through international aid and the UNRWA than to Israel and sorry who are these 'multiple western countries' supposedly giving billions? Citations needed. There are, however, multiple western countries giving money to Palestine.
You could see the examples of God's chosen people
The bus scene was classic! But I must admire your guts to face such behaviour from people
😂😂😂I thought the same here
At least they don't stab or shot him.
@@Mmmeize not sure what you're getting at, but he hasn't been stabbed among palestinians either...
@@mahnas92 that's an extremely strong reply
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I would have been sweating 😓
Arabs are generally very humble, hospitable, and respectful. It’s a culture thing . They will take from them to give to others especially when you go to their homes .
You become a king as a guest in an Arab home lol
They also fight with you over paying your bills.
They have better food and music too.
@@JD-yu3dk Half of Israelis come from Arab / Muslim countries and eat the same food and listen to the same music as Arabs do.
@@killajakez i make one exception: I love challah so much I learned to bake it at home myself and I’m not even Jewish.
"They gave them an entire area for 2 million people," wow, sure they are proud of themselves! This interview says a lot about their attitudes... the majority of them, at least.
He ment to say that there are close to 2 million Muslim arabs, living in Israel with Israeli citizenship.
In Gaza, only. Not in the West Bank.@@yessicaoscar6052
@@yessicaoscar6052 That is not what I heard or understood from his hateful words. The hatred and entitlement ran off that man like blood from an open wound.
@@yessicaoscar6052do they train you to lie??
Akhlaq is an Arabic term referring to practise virtue, morality and good manners and character in Islam. In simple words Akhlaq is basically the ethics, good conduct and moral character of a person. It has been reported that our beloved Prophet Muhammad ( Peace be Upon Him) said about Akhlaq in these words: “The only reason why I am sent is to perfect good Akhlaq.”
The majority of the Muslims of the past practised the above. As a result Allah gave them respect.
Sure
Because other tenets of faith don't encourage those qualities at all. 🙄
@@buzztrucker most other religions are filled with non practicing hypocrites.
Very nice explanation. In Judaism there is a similar concept , Derech Eretz, which relates to ethics and etiquette. Also has a wider application as an idea of ‘path of the earth’ , which is universal, and comes before Mitzvot ( commandments ).
jk
Honestly that's true that arabs are really polite and well mannered. I'm always shook when I'm invited to my friend and damn the food haha.
I am THAT woman ignorant much
@interpretation 21 first of all do you know all arabs in kanada? No so don't judge. And secondly even if there are arabs who do these things which I'm sure of, who doesn't do that? It's not criminal
@interpretation 21 lmao go educate yourself woman
@interpretation 21 lmao dude most arabs i know and i am a cansdian born arab are hard working citizens who dont mess around. though i was that guy at one point, except the white girls love us too. we dont have to stalk them
@interpretation 21 im arab and white skinned not close to indian. you dont know anything, this land was for natives not you punks. I am in canada because my land was taken.
“They are trying to take more of our territory” - with what army? Against the 4th most powerful force in the world with nuclear weapons... I must say I am sorry about what you had to go through for this video, blessings my friend
Hamas
@@anatambunan6550 that’s funny because last time I checked the Palestinian Authority and Hamas are 2 completely different things, unless you’re saying all Palestinians are terrorists, then that’s a different story. Make up your mind, is Hamas a terrorist group or are they a legit Army?
@@anatambunan6550 hamas is no threat in any shape or form to Israel, hamas is overblown and they act like its an actual force with good trained people when its really angry men with beards shooting shitty missles at Israel
hamas lmao
@@mariasfantasticadventures7127 Иееd аиотнег Ацsтгiаи раiитег.
I'm not an arab but an asian Muslim. Islam taught us manners. But culture plays a role too. My malay culture taught me to be kind to our neighbours. Islam encourages us further. When we greet people strangely it's often relates to: have you eaten?
there are nice polite arabs for sure, but if you go to jews and say "your whole race is rude, mine is nice" youre rude yourself, and cant use arab culture manners as an excuse to why youre a good person anyway
I love how almost everyone goes nuts as soon as you ask them a sticky question. .. different culture for sure.
Its common over there in Israel. I have seen at least one Jew who lives in Israel get defensive (this was shortly after Hamas caused more problems again). Then he settled down after I told him I was talking about the West Bank and not Gaza, and he said, "Oh, well, the West Bank is a very different issue."
@@mamc1986 Hamas caused problems??! I hope you see the truth. The truth is in front of you yet you all deny to see it.
You mean like when Muslims are asked about their prophet's pedophilia?
@@adamashelanu lemme guess your Indian suggested by your name am i right
@@adamashelanu lol
The guy from 3.27 be like: I will prove to you that Jews don't argue by arguing that we do not argue.
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Perfect!
Facts!! 🤣🤣🤣 they spin in circles with their own lies & self delusion
@@samir_1144 zionist logic. Deception inception
Lol “No we don’t! No we don’t!”
"If I don't steal your house someone else will.
good someone should steal it, you shouldnt have illegaly moved in it the first place
I am an Arab, and I deeply respect the lady who lost her daughter. She prefers not to discuss Arabs and Jews. I can see the profound sadness in her eyes [7:54] She has touched my heart 💔and made me think about all mothers, both Arab and Jewish. It's a shame that we are fighting over a land that has ample space for all of us and more
لعنة الله على و جهك يا متصهين , قلك قطعة ارض , الأرض هي العرض ولكنك تفتقر لمفاهيم العروبة بما يكفي لتفهم الكلام
Yes, palestinian shouldve given up their land and leave the land, it belong to jew.
@@airicatagiri No, we will granting citizenship to all Jews (who made up 3% of Palestine prior to colonization). Other emigrants, provided they haven't committed crimes against us, could receive green cards and access the Western Wall. The rest would need to return to their original countries.
i dont care, she came there as a settler, she will face the consequences of being an inhuman settler
@quantamim..... I second that. I'm Muslim and she's Jewish but values and manners are not bound to borders nor religion. She's one in a million. That's why I don't hate Israelis nor Jews, just the government's and media.
You're a brave man asking this questions on a bus where more ears will be involved.
"they got that from our father Abraham"
tricky grandma
Wait what?!? Isn't Abraham father both to jews and arabs?
@@Skyeblom81 yes he is but that wasn't the point
@@atomystic2771 i think it is the point: it suggests that Arabs have inherited their politeness/manners from Abraham, where as Jews have strain from it. Did she even realise what she said, by making that remark?
@@Skyeblom81 i dont know if being polite is something that is up to genes but knowing that Abraham pbuh is polite makes it a good reason for everyone to be like him
@a yes she is
It's strange that the majority of interviewees felt like having the right to behave in such a rude way. The only one who reacted objectively was the young guy (08:45) who tried to answer the question not in an emotional way but more neutral - actually he looked very polite himself.
People that are surprised the answers are hostile don`t realize that the question itself is hostile? You come up to someone and just accuse him of being less polite than someone else out of nowhere, and that`s just because he is a jew.. of course some of them are going to be hostile, especially considering Israelis mostly know Arabs that want them dead..
When I was in Israel, both Arabs and Jews were polite with me and my parents !!! I've noticed that both Arabs and Jews love Greek people !!!
Prophet of Allah, upon him be peace, said, "If one has good manners, one may attain the same level of merit as those who spend their nights in prayer.
Islam does emphasize akhlaq and it's apparent in cultures with deen, but arab christians are just as warm. As are sephardic Jews.
@@goofysufi I think I’m general religion impacts culture and that culture of the society is usually adopted by many people even outside of that religion. For example, muslims are obliged to use water to clean their behind after they use the washroom. Now this pretty much has become engrained in the culture of people in the Middle East regardless of them being muslims or not, or religious or not. People in a society will affect each other even if they have differing beliefs.
@@khathabhamed7017 hmm with that particular instance, most non-western people, irrespective of religion, use water to cleanse after using the restroom.
@@khathabhamed7017 that example aside, a hadith of the Prophet (s) talking about the importance of hospitality and manners simply isn't going to be binding on a Christian and/or Jew. The line between religion and culture is blured in a culture that's dominated by one religious demographic, I'll give you that. But I find it a stretch to say "Christian arabs are hospitable because Islam stresses hospitality."
Alhamdelillah #freepalestine
Their hostility towards the question tells you something
Indigenous people in North America have been treated appallingly but generally remain warm and polite.
Australian Aborigines are still treated badly but don't use this as an excuse to walk over other people.
Indians were treated dreadfully by their colonial masters but are probably the most polite nationality ever.
Daniel stop making excuses for Jews lacking respect for other human beings.
it's a rude question without context anyways soooo
Yeah maybe because Corey just comes up to them and asks "why are you all inpolite"? like what do you expect them to say? "OooOoOOOhhH yaa so true lol ur generalization is right and I am a rude boi" So no, that doesn't tell me anything, sorry.
kholoud fayed arabs would respond even worse lmao
@daniel albo dude. So self-defeating it's funny.
"May be the Arab/Muslim religion is more polite". God is Great!
As someone who is half Israeli half dutch. And I only go to Israel for holidays just to visit family. But I would say that 50% of the Israeli's you meet are like the nicest people ever. They would invite you for Shabbat and they offer anything to you. Very generous. But there is another 50% who are incredibly rude, just ignorant and very loud people. Always shouting and say no to you without any explanation. One time I went to a barber and he just started shaving me while he was on the phone with his daughter. Lol gave me just the worst haircut ever. I guess I am too nice for Israel. I don't think I could ever live there just because you always have to shout and fight your way through people.
Stop
Army culture.
Everyone knows your true face now
The woman at the buss says they got their politeness from Abraham 😂😂🤣🤣
Sunshine R. Yeah I know that except but Muslims got their politeness from Mohammad mostly
Sunshine R. You can’t say the same about Jews tho 😂
Sunshine R. Maybe mostly isralis or any one that believes in Zionism but yes the gov tend to brain washes its citizens to fit their propaganda
Ibraham is father of ismaeel (ishmae’el) Mohammed and arab’s grand fathers jew comes from izaq brother of ismaeel so we cosins but what we can do 🤦🏻♂️our cosins think god love him more and choice him to be up all ppl BTW heaven only for him we go all to fire 😂
Abraham Ibrahim is our father as well, we are the sons of Ismael ISmail his son
12:52 , this is a very racist words i have heard in my life , damn
if an arab says the same ..he would be called an anti semite
@@MA-qr6jj Or a martyr
@@Robert89349 you guys would've called him a terrorist and he would've been dead by now, you know for the safety of your nation 😏
@@thelastlegend3422 I'm neither Israeli nor live in the Middle East, thank God.
You say it too soo naaa
In all honestly I think the “we are gods chosen people” creates narcissism, hence the near narcissistic rage type of reactions that you are getting from gentle criticisms.
no israeli thinks theyre god chosen people, when the hebrew bible mentions that it talks about abraham's descendants, which include jews
@@yonatanmonneler1744 aren’t most Israelis Jewish?
@@thatisabsolutelykooooge2211 yeah, 74%
@@yonatanmonneler1744 okay so what was the point of your response to my post? I don’t understand…
@@thatisabsolutelykooooge2211 my point is that when the jewish bible says "god's chosen people" it reffers to all nations descending from abraham, which arent just jews
I think the bus crowd was the perfect example of politeness..you were this close of being tarred and feathered ,or thrown out of the bus!
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"my entire race is nicer than yours" yeah im such a perfect person, why are you getting defensive? jews are such rude people smh...
Oh my God they’re so rude 😭 totally proving our point
ok dont make generalizations
Don’t generalize
@East unfortunately, unaducated people are the ones given power
@East I understand what you're saying but don't get me wrong, those shameless soldiers are as much condemnable as their superiors to grab elders by their feet, beat up children and women, steal houses and colonize their land. They're uneducated on the deepest level becaus ethey did not learn anything about their own history. What a shame, seriously, what a shame.
If I walked up to you and said "why are all Palestinian women overweight, but Israelis aren't when Palestinians are the one's supposedly starving" you'd probably get up in arms because it's an inflammatory question (whether it's true or isn't). Believe it or not when you ask questions that make gross generalizations about the people you're asking the question to they tend to get pissed off. 😉
From the way they answered your question, you already got the answer itself.
Sadly, they lose the topic and easily switched it to the war (politic) to cover up.
@Cincinnati Reds who r u to be the spokesman of the jewish people? some jews r very polite other very impolite so as other communitys. some people r very polite n very hypocrite: in many case it come together. in israel we hate hypocritical n prefer to talk rasmi. the polite thing is just a detail n ur right thats a rubbish question with non deep sense.
lots of arabs have forgotten character of the prophet so as lots of jews but we all r not angels n we all have to improve ourself.
Cincinnati Reds It has little to do with religion. It is the one that are westernized vs the older culture. For the good or the bad.
I know many Jews that are not well mannered and know many that are. And at the same time, the ones that aren't well mannered, many of them, will take their own shirt off to help another fellow..
Cover up what
@@neshektaoun351 I never met a polite jew.
Every none Jews are not only spokesmen but also self nominated to decide who are real Jews, what is Judaism, where are the Jewish holy places, what is Jewish history and if Jews have rights and also entitled to define antisemitism
So you are surprised?
"I was sent to uphold and complement ethical values"
Muhammad (pbuh) - Prophet of Islam
Is that on Daesh program? What about other terror organizations?
@@millmoormichael6630 your answer proves that you have never opened a book in your life
@@millmoormichael6630 Israel and US created ISIS. You don’t have to dig to deep to find the evidence. That’s why the majority of ISIS victims are Muslims...
We have a popular saying in Islam, that translates to "Religion is Manners", to signify the importance of good manners for a Muslim.
Notice in the bus scene how IMPOSSIBLE it was for the people to differentiate between ARABS and MUSLIMS. Do they not know how many thousands of Christian Palestinians live under Israeli occupation? Besides this the scene of the older gentlemen yelling at him to get off the bus was legit perfect example of what dude is talking about. I am Palestinian Muslim and I can say hands down it is a mix of our culture AND etiquette that we are hospitable, friendly and thee best host to our guests. Maybe the question was triggering to most but answer was apparent to everyone watching. Keep up the good work brother. Peace outta Chicago 👍
I never knew there was “Christian Palestinians” ! I will educate myself on this. Very interesting. Thank you 🙏
@@merrythoughts1306 Jesus himself comes from the area that is called Palestine, his body features are 100% Arab, Christianity started from there.
@@azim1833 Thank you friend 🙏
@@merrythoughts1306 most welcome ✌️
@@merrythoughts1306 They are there, an old friend of mine went with her aunt to Israel to visit the West Bank. They were being hosted by I believe it was a Christian Palestinian organization. Anyways, one of them said that they were terrified of losing their property to the Jews (or something like that). Then I hear talk from one Jew in Israel (a while back) that he didn't mind the Christians, he just didn't like the Muslims.
Because we have a beautiful religion. And real Jews would be polite too, the problem is that most of them arent.
Good answer, as iranian, I love iranian jewish people because they actually follow judasim and because they are actually middle easterner, one of us. They do not follow the European communist version like the fake ones.
The Orthodox Jew was the rudest one in the video.
03:30 the guy was angry but i respect him very much for what he said in the end. He said :" I hope that Muslims and Jews will live together in peace".
Bro, the majority of us have the same hope but we still can't make our voices loud enough :(
Your Muslim cousin from Morocco
he should be rude, i mean who wouldnt be rude if you said "my entire race is more polite than yours"
yeah its not like muslims are not capable of doing wrong stuff or harming others, its just that we need to accept our faults and negative points to be able to coexist
they've been enjoying American billions for so long, of course they'd be rude and entitled.
I can't believe that rabbi got so cheezed off from just asking a couple questions on the bus. lol good job corey
@obicapa He's very orthodox for sure. I'm curious though, what made you certain that he wasn't a rabbi?
@obicapa I'm not certain, just making sure that neither of us are certain. Either way, it's funny how cheesed he became from a conversation he wasn't involved in. But I disagree with you that Rabbi's cannot have a temper or discriminate against people/political ideology, Infact there are many examples of this, unless you were speaking of some other behaviour.
@obicapa how are you certain 99% ? I would really like to understand how you determine with such accuracy. because the shirt idea isn't correct, many rabbi's wear white button up shirts. and you are 100% wrong that rabbi's won't act like this on camera. I know they typically would like to come across in a more civil manner and not show ugly qualities on film, but some are so pompous that it really doesn't matter. I have no doubt that you know some decent or reasonable rabbi's. If you want to see evidence, just search "rabbi david kaye" on youtube. you will see much worse behavior acted out on camera by a rabbi. There are also plenty of cases of rabbi's discriminating, just search "Sephardi leader Yosef: Non-Jews exist to serve " and you will see the blatant and obvious discrimination and racism. I don't blame all rabbi's, but understand that any trusted leadership position is going to attract psychopaths, predators and narcissists.. to elude rabbi's are immune to this... is unfair.
He literally just proved Corey's point LMAO. What an idiot rabbi
THE IRONY😀
The ppl on the bus totally prove the point
Well, if some jumped you in face, said why is your friend that sit next to you more friendly than you. What would you say? Smile?
And if you take an Norwegian, or even a German, you would never get invited into a house, never. In Norway they practically would not sit next to you on a bus. If you talk to them on a bus stop, they look weird on you, like you’re a strange guy. But if you get close to them, their very friendly, supportive and warm.
That the Palestinian take people into their house, have a warm welcome it’s cultural thing. Like we say from cold north in Europe. Spanish and Italian is so much more social with stranger outside.
@@xPowerShotx cope
@@xPowerShotx it was just an objective question no need to take it that personally, so silly
Try to accuse arabs that they are not polite, and see how they will love you for that?
@@xPowerShotx True but you wouldn't get an hostile reply if you ask a Norwegian why Italians are more social, you would just get something along the line of "Dunno, it's their culture?" and not "You're a leftist and we don't like that, trying to make us Norwegians look bad, those Italians are full of hate, they had Mussolini, those fascists!!!...' So not really comparable and the people in that bus totally proved the point, and the last dude wiped all doubts someone still had completely of the table. :D
Narrated from Umm ad-Darda’, from Abu’d-Darda’ who said: I heard the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) say: “There is nothing that is placed in the balance that will weigh more heavily than a good attitude (with people); the one who has a good attitude will attain thereby the status of one who fasts and prays.”
6:16 The guy just proved that the question is right. he is even started attacking You lol
They are soooo polite, especially the last guy 😝
Last one was totally right
@@hindurashtravadi2563 last guy was a nazi bhai
@@hindurashtravadi2563 i hope you understand the word "right"
@@xajcritz7711 he's a Hindu. they have same racist mindset as the zombie zionists.
@@fayaqun0 they think Israeli women would love them if they hate muslims and arabs lmao.
I'm an Israeli jew and I'm disscased from the way the interviewers answred. I hate how they started to talk about politics and spred hate, that is not what most israelis think. My fellow arab students are more mannered than me and my fellow jewish friends.
Are you Moroccan?
Go take a walk in the Arab neighborhoods on the West Bank as a Jew. Experience their politeness.
Sivan you are leftist
ערב רב
Disgusted* (:
You sound like a white dude that constantly tell people he have black friends
Yalla stop the condescending
Spaniard here, just came back from a 10 day trip in Jordan and Israel. Two worlds apart in terms of friendliness and welcoming others. In Jordan I fel appreciated, in Israel I felt I was constantly suspicious of being a terrorist (or some similar bullshit in their heads).
Thieves are usually always worried and suspicious
yeah they dont really think youre a terrorist they just have higher security in entrances to places(more than youre used to as an european), because a lot of real terrorists do target them. i lived in israel my whole life, people dont care
I loved the blond lady in the bus. She was so sweet when everybody were just being bigots.
She was certainly empathic and caring even though she was surrounded by people who were aggressive to the one asking the questions.
politeness does not depend on religion...family education is the main reason....am Tunisian .
I agree- it’s cultural expectations, upbringing, etc.
“I don’t like to generalize”
Next statement
“In every polish house...”
🤔 2:57
Lol
But the question itself is a generalization....
@@lukak3 Exactly, purposely offensive biased one. Simpletons buy this trick, thinking poeple don't.
I'm of Polish heritage, but all we do is yell and sometimes throw things. But my mom and sister are so much better at yelling, cursing and throwing things than I am. LOL
@@mamc1986 Woow...your mom and mine should be sisters lol
I'm 51 years old and have never understood anti-semitism or what anyone had against Jewish people. I'm starting to understand.
We brought a brilliant master musician from Egypt for some concerts in Toronto. He was a friend, a virtuoso musician composer, teacher who was old and well travelled . He was very sensitive to people in his perceptions as well as very much one to enjoy interacting with locals wherever he might be visiting. He was thoroughly Egyptian (probably Coptic by genetics) and multilingual . He was known for astute observations which he shared bluntly with little regard of context.
In his first hours whilst, smoking on the main business St, jet lagged and watching people go to work in early morning rush hour he simply observed people. Though he didn't see any interactions of note he made the following conclusion regarding the general vibe and conventions in public life in Toronto:
"In Egypt, people are not polite but they will always help you.; here they are always polite but won't help you". If we look at the cultural background and history and follow the money and modes inherent to subsistence in a given place and culture we can better understand the generalized truths in people wherever we look.
6:48....”I don’t get treated this way from the other side......”........brilliant!!
Thank You! Been to Israel twice, hiked through the Palestinian desert & at one point I asked myself, are Jews racist coz simple question like where is the post office, the market, Jews grudgingly reply, no or stare at you like one asked the stupidest question. And yes I found the Arabs more polite, warmer, kind. Hiking through the desert, we were offered tea, water, juice by the Arabs.
My answer to your question why? I believe because they believe they are “the chosen people” they don’t have to show kindness. I have hosted many Israeli soldiers Couchsurfing , nice lads & ladies but I also believe they will not be as nice to a stranger in Israel.it is what it is I guess
the chosen people in the jewish are abrahams sons, all abrahamic religions, jews dont think theyre superior
For people who claim they are god’s chosen, all I can see is the sense of entitlement, sense of superiority, rudeness, narrowmindedness, and racism. How can we attain peace with people like this?
I found this question very offensive. There was an instance where a jew claimed that the best person ever was Prophet Moses. So he got into a fight with a muslim. Then prophet Muhammed got involved. So he got angry about the Muslim and asked: «You started with this while I am alife?!» and then he proceeded to praise Prophet Moses.
Respect each other.
Arabs are just adorable. You can't resist falling in love with their culture and language. God bless them all.
Thats a joke right ?
The mirror you see? Maybe...
@Der Walache you sure it has hilarious?
@@Valstrax420 I totally understand, unfortunately the west going back to its colonization Era. In the name of war on terror.
@Der Walache Terroristen Liebhaber
They claim they are chosen by God🤮🤮
their god is lucifer (satan)
@@Rapidn911 funny you said that because the name lucifer is not mentioned not even once in the Torah
This got some of the most heated responses you've received so far!
I have to say that I grew up with Romanian Jews and they were super friendly and welcoming.
But then again, nothing beats true Arab hospitality. Persians are also extremely hospitable. They give you their best food, as much as you want and on top of that even gift you things from their house.
They try to be polite when you ask them.🤣
Simply because our role model is the best of all mankind , Mohammed Peace Be Upon Him .
As the Radith says, “I was sent to uphold and complement ethical values”. 🌼🌼🌼
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 our role model is yeshua and abraham avinu
We have lot of role models
Sara Rachel etc females and males too
@@ISREALYAHWEH3INONE Mohammed and his family ever heard of them no then u wouldn't get it I can go on and on, did u know about the Jewish neighbor of the prophet pbuh who converted to Islame
Ameen #freepalestine
@@Eleidig007 from Hamas
@@liagraca113 no from the zionist child killers
- I met Arabs that are very polite and very generous
- they took this from Abraham our father
- Yes
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Jews: we are more polite
*proceeding to yell and attack him for asking a question* 😂
(I say that as an Israeli)
Lol the interviewer really proved the point through the answers. Very ironic.
Hospitality and generosity are an Arabic culture.
All these cultures started before Islam. So, it is not their religion at all. Also, Christian and Atheist Arabs have the same culture in hospitality.
Absolutely, I've had the same experience too. They're all hospitable, warm and kind regardless of religion. It's definitely a cultural thing.
@@komfykoala6083
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I'm not Muslim, but I think Muslims who properly follow the teachings of Islam are taught to be more welcoming, especially in terms of food- e.g. a Mosque is supposed to be a place where anyone can come to rest, during travels, etc. There's also the yearly period of Ramadan in which a Muslim is supposed to practice kindness and goodness while fasting.
@@jobansand
Hospitality and generosity with Arbs before Islam, read the history of Arab pre-Islam.
All religions try to give poor people food and goodness to invite people to their religions not because a humanity reasons, specially “Islam and Christian”.
i am a jewish arab (3 qurater arab and a quarter slav) we eat both arab foods and both european foods. my mom and dad when i was young beat me to get me quiet or if i did something very wrong, i dont see it as a bad education, now i am very polite compared to my little brother who wasnt raised like this and is always shouting in the house and trying to hit me even though he cant and does absolutely nothing he is super aggressive. i have no mental issues, i am not depressed, not sad, i dont cry, i dont shout and i do what my parents tell me to do. my little brother was raised in a time where my mom was older and was trying to change her aproach to parenting which was clearly a failure looking at my little brother. european parenting is trash and way to soft, soviet parenting is way too harsh, arab parenting is the exact amount. 70% of israelis have their origins from arab and african countries. but we israelis are most likely seen unpolite because most people here use too soft parenting. its not about culture.
"for Christians, there are specific customs- like to cross themselves" HAHAHAHA genius! ))
Their answer only we can confirm who is polite and who is torned light.
So the final answer is : you hate jews and u tought this from ur religious book. ☺️
@@sajeersv3554 brother first of all you read your book ... you dont know what is quran and what is bible and thora ... then come to argue that this is fro. Your book ... the only one book in world that is quran still unchanged single word ... and it can not be tiil the end of world ...
@@ameerismail2285 Dear but unfortunately nobody's following the Hollybook except extremists... why? Bcz, as simple as says its an Eutopean ideology! it's not practical in this world... Nobody can follow the rules from this books.
@@ameerismail2285 who cares? Nobody CAN follow this book! Yes, beacuse you cannot change a single world. That's why even u cannot practice in this world. If you practice, if you beat ur wife you eill be in jail!
@@sajeersv3554 you read your book .. even you doesn't know about vedha or any religion book.. even you doesnt know about idol worship is phohibited in the hindhu script . . First of all read what is written in your book then go to verify other religion ...
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There's a difference between being warm/welcoming/hospitable and being well-mannered. You can be all that in a coarse way.
the guy on the bus literally proved the point of the question. its sad that people will call arabs violent terrorist when the only reason for their violence is a response to the violence or oppression against them in the first place.... do people ignore that detail on purpose out of convenience.
Your question was on point and their reactions made your point exactly clear! Hats off to you brother!
Sorry but such weird questions can promote hatred.
i have no jewish pals, moron. i don't associate with murderers.
@@pusanghalaw Rather, you enjoy to feel and express anger as well as moral superiority and you achieve it by accepting a narrative without really educating yourself objectively, and adopting it as part of your identity. (Assuming you are not from the region)
pusang halaw stfu
Hatred is not promoted,its expressed or rationalised.you choose.
If you feel anger or hatred its always against you not against the outside
Clever question. This leading (therefore slightly more complex) question puts people off guard a bit so answers seem more spontaneous and revealing. The sequence on the bus was fascinating as there was a group discussion among a temporarily "trapped" group so there was interaction which doesn't happen during the single, simpler interviews.
You mean the answers are more defensive and aggressive, calling the one in front of you impolite will cause him to become impolite, so it's a stupid question.
they were much nicer than palestinians would be if you asked them "why are jews more intelligent". the person asking the question is rude to generalize like that, you cant use "my culture manners involves shaking hands" as an excuse to say youre still a better person than them
Palestinine are beautiful and nice people..they are intelligent too ...hope palestine will be free from the river to the sea. .❤❤
Seriously, Corey, I love your channel and what you do. Much love and respect. You are awesome.
it funny because im an arab who lives in israel and always hear arabs says to each other they wish to be more polite and more organized like the jews
You are a Palestinian who lives in his homeland, not an Arab who lives in Israel, choose your words wisely!
@@mohasalim8649 He's allowed to call himself whatever he wants. And quite honestly the family&social pressure that comes to many Israeli Arabs, for him to identify with Palestinian nationalism, is insane. Sometimes can be violently insane. An Israeli Arab should be able to call himself an Israeli, an Arab, a Levantine, whatever.
@Starhopper if theres no palestinians because its a political cause and they are indeed arabs then theres no pakistanis cause they are indians
and no austrians cause they are germans
and no australians cause they are british
no jordinians cause they are arabs and etc....
med esw you mean "wisely" but not correctly..
@Starhopper , Since when being "Palestinian" is a questions of race??? He was born in Israel, that means he's Israeli! If you were born in Palestine, you're Palestinian. Simple as that!
When i was Younger i thought the Land where Israel is now was always the Land of the Jews. That God gave it to them and it didnt belong to anyone.. But when i got older i found out that it was Palestine before the Jews came from Egypt....
Israelis have told me to be careful of Israelis' lack of politeness. I'll leave it at that LOL
“They took that from our father Abraham” 😭😂 first of all lady, he is our father too, genetically speaking. Second, then why did you not take it?!
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Exactly
This video is fascinating. Thank you for the work you do!
I do think it's a misleading question, because "politeness" is something relative to were you are in the world, what is polite in America can be rude in the UK, and what is polite in the UK can be vary rude in Japan for example.
if we are talking about Jews and arabs specifically, than we need to get to the root of their culture to understand what is "polite" for each other.
for example, jews values HONESTY and TRUST, most if all, being straightforward, (what is huzpa, rude, to other people in the world) is being polite and trustworthy for Jews, since jews around the world felt they were back stabbed many times in the past (by both arab and Christian kings) so they values honesty, for example if my mom asked me if a dress she put on is beatiful and I say "it's ugly don't wear it!" as long as it's really what I believe it count as "polite" since I said the truth, since I did it because I CARE for her and don't want her to put a dress that would look bad on her.
arabs on the other hand value RESPECT and HONOR above all else, which means they would never do what I did with my mom since it is REALLY rude for them, instead they would lie and say the dress is amazing in order to respect my mom. something that I, as Israeli, would see as being rude, not trustworthy and insensitive out of them, since they would let her go out with a really ugly dress and emberess herself in public for keeping something as stupid as the honor between them.
that's the difference between us.
every culture values different things and act accordingly to those things, that's why Israelis are seem rude (but good honest friends) and arabs might seem really nice (but sometimes less honest and more respectful friends)why Japanese would seem VARY respectful and nice (but vary NOT accepting because of their values of POLITNESS and less individuality above all) and American might seem annoying to some (but really nice people inside)
every culture has it's core values from it, it takes their cons and pros.
Still, it would be nice to compliment your mother every now and then, don't blame it on Culture :) .
@@AessamL
nah, we give compliments too, but only when it's the truth, that's what makes them really valuable and not just some words said out of politeness after all 🙂
@@somegirl4631 הודיה בר יוסף Okay,Understand your Point.
but Personally,don't see that nice words
have to be Dishonest .
anyway,enjoy your day.
If israelis were honest the first thing they would admit is that they’re not very polite. Apparently they can’t bring themselves to say even that, even though it’s such a trivially true observation.
Funny enough you mention backstabbing specifically. I remember watching Russian TV back in early 90's and a diplomat to the Arab world (he specifically recounted his service in Egypt) from the Soviet days characterized Arab culture just like that - a culture of backstabbing. He said something along the lines of you'd be most welcome in their houses, treated like a guest of honor, but the minute you're in the street, watch out for a knife in your back.
Thank you Corey. Great project. All the best.
The bus scene was the answer to your video question. Good experiment, keep it up 👍