Ethnicities of Israel: Greece
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I'm from Israel and every time I travel to Greece or Cyprus I fall in love with the nature, the people, the music, the culture...I know how Patriots they are..they serve the military like us , and if one day they will need us i will stand for them amazing peoples
They serve the military cause they have to. No choice.
FREE PALESTINE!
Greetings to Israel from Greece!
Greek jews Mostly Goes with Moroccan here in Israel so many ♥️😂
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@@rinjaco7485 Morocan? Haha ok
@@rinjaco7485 the greeks look nothing like the Moroccan guy on this video
Isreal bombs christians I dont support them, Palistine is the only one who helps the christians🇬🇷🦁🇵🇸
The Jews lived in Iannina even in biblical Roman days. All the Jews of Zakynthos were saved thanks to the Bishop. G-d bless Zakynthos / Zante.
www.aish.com/ho/p/The-Jews-of-Zakynthos.html
And they were the first to aid Zakynthos after the devastating 7,1 earthquake in 1953 stating that they never forgot their beloved bishop.
God bless Israel.
Shalom and love from Greece.
May his memory be a blessing.
Shalom from Greece 🇬🇷 🇮🇱 ❤️
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Γεια σου❤
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Shalom / Geia sou 🇬🇷🇮🇱💙
Greek Jews are so lovable and friendly! Love and kisses! :)
Unfortunately most Greek Jews were murdered in Thesaloniki by the Germans.
Same in Serbia
as a greek i hate the jews....
@@ΚώσταςΠ-κ1ω as a Greek I hate your comment. Greece and Israel MUST be friends, both were persecuted in the past! Common interests too....
@@ΚώσταςΠ-κ1ω and why is that?
The Greeks are some of the most cultured people on Earth on par with any of the oldest cultures like the Jews,Chinese, Indians and Persians. As far as I'm concerned they are a true friend of Israel considering how the people treated the Jews during WW2.
The jews during WW2 were treated better then the German POW's under the British and the SU.
your out of your mind, western europeans are extremely cultured like the French, Portuguese and Spanish. You don't know what your talking about looking like alex jones weirdo
You’re confusing Greeks with the Albanians, it was them that took them in
Jonathan Allen thanks bro we also love Israel so much. Love from Greece brothers!
Persians>Greeks. Persians actually pioneered math and sciences much more than Greece did. Lots of what we use today comes from the Persians like algebra, long pants, distilled alcohol, and modern medicine.
So fun to hear all these people mention Greek musicians.
Greek music is very popular in Israel
@@Channel-ml4qv cool I didn't know that! I somehow feel positive about Israel though I don't know anything about that country...Its stranger but propably ist because of the bible.
It's nice to see the good relations between the Greek and Jewish peoples. I've heard that my great-great-grandfather from my mum's side who was a Greek Orthodox Christian saved a few Jewish families during WW2 in the region known as Thessaly. My grandfather told me that he hid them underground in a barn on his farm. He would have kept feeding them secretly until WW2 ended during the war then they fled before the Greek Civil War erupted where the Greeks killed each other for another 3 years. It was nice to see on this video that so many Greek Jews still love their Greek roots and pastimes unlike many of the other ethnicities from this RUclips Channel series. And from my dad's side I've heard that there was a boy at my grandfather's school who was sent to his village from Thessaloniki by his parents during the occupation but only the local Greeks knew about it and kept it secret from the occupying Bulgarian and German armies.
I think that the majority of Greek Jews had been living in Greece even before Christ, and they were called Romaniotes,they were even speaking Greek as their first language.Exception were the Jews of Thessaloniki who immigrated there in the 15th century from Spain and their main language was Ladino.
Every jew in greece are came From spain to the OTTOMAN Empire!! Not greece !!
@@djangomango9555 What?Obviously not...the Romaniotes lived here for centuries. Serphadi Jews came from Spain and mostly in Thessaloniki
The majority of Greek Jews were Sefaradic. Some 60.000 only in Thessaloniki. The Romaniotes were not more than 5.000
@@ΗλίαςΠαπαδάτος-χ3ξ Only Jews from Thessaloniki
I love Jewish people, shalom from Athens ❤️
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cyprus loves israel!
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Shalom from Greece 🇬🇷💙🇮🇱
We love you Israel !!! Excellent job Corey !!!
Interesting fact: Ioannina has right now a jewish major. ❤️🇬🇷❤️🇮🇱❤️🇬🇷❤️🇮🇱
@Albanian Muslim What an entitled thing to say.
Does he dare say that in public?😅
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Prof. Moses Elisaf Μωυσής Ελισάφ.
greeting from greece !
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Yes finally , father and mother are married .
ISRAEL and Greece
Alelouia
the last guy had the best taste in music: Dalaras, Haris Alexiou and Hatzidakis
Going to look for them
I like jewish people,they are very similar with us greeks.
ναι μαλακα....ετσι οπως τα λες ειναι...παπαρια ελληνας εισαι ασχετος και δεν ξερεις ιστορια
@@ΚώσταςΠ-κ1ω βουλώσε το ρε καραγκιόζη μόνος σου είσαι.
Ολα τα σχόλια Ελλήνων είναι θετικά!! Οι εβραίοι είναι καλοδεχούμενοι στην Ελλάδα μας
Yes actually greek jews are of greek and israelite origin(ashkenazi,italkim and romanoite).
@@ΚώσταςΠ-κ1ω Εσύ δεν ξέρεις ιστορία αντισημίτη.
@@loverofhistory.5826love those Serbian eagles ,have a necklace with such eagles ,proud Serbian 😊😊😊
Long live Israel! Love the Jewish people from a Greek American.
Bravo Bravo, glypse tous mpas kai mas boithisoun me kanena piravlo 😂
@@SpartanLeonidas1821 άν θες να σου φτιάξω ενα πυραύλου 😂
@@PhysicsViolator Bwahahahaaa
Bravo to you sir for this beautiful video, love and greetings to our jewish brothers, shalom to Israel from Greece
Greetings from Greece.Very good video!
The jewish community in Thessaloniki is sefaradic. When Thessaloniki became part of Greece, in 1912, over 40% of its population was jewish. Some years later, a lot of greek refuges from Turkey came to the city and the muslim population moved to Turkey. In WW2 most of the jewish community were killed in the Shoah. I come from Zakynthos, Zante, where all of the jewish people of the island were saved by the bishop and the mayor of the town of the island. That community was also sefaradic. In Gianena and in Chalkida the jewish communities were Romaniotes. Romaniotes Jews spoke only greek and their communities were there since the roman era.
Corey doesn't ask who is a Sephardic Greek Jew (descendants of Jews from Spain who settled in Greece when it was under the Ottoman Empire after 1492) and who is a Romaniote Greek Jew, the ones whose ancestors lived there since ancient times. One guy says his grandmother was from Jannia, as far as I know the Jewish community there was a Romaniote community.
Corey often betrays the fact that he hasn't done his homework. At 6:11 he implies that the Greek community was comprised of Ashkenazim and Sephardim! Romaniotes and Italkim aren't mentioned, albeit both being very small groups.
I have to admit I didn't get through the whole video. There were some Ashkenazim who settled in Greece, though. (I think more settled in Turkey and Bulgaria.) But now he's done "Ethnicities of Israel" videos om Turkish, Bulgarian and Greek Jews and those three communities, the Sephardic ones among them at least were more or less culturally the same when it came to language, folklore and cuisine -- Ladino-speaking descendants of Jewish exiles from Spain who settled in the Balkans and Anatolia during the period of the Ottoman Empire.
I looked at the part of the clip and his interview subject himself was ignorant as to whether Greek Jews were Sephardic or Ashkenazic. Sociologically speaking though (and this isn't Corey's fault) Greek and Bulgarian Jews (who are almost all Sephardic with the exception of the Romaniotes of course) are often regarded in Israel as Ashkenazim because they came from Europe and many of them tend to be fair-skinned (let's leave aside for now the fact that there are many light-skinned Moroccan Jews and Syrian Jews as well -- I'm descended from such people myself).
Thessaloniki before 1912 was maybe the city with the most jewish population on earth...after its annexation to greece in 1913 jewish started being persecuted by greek state and eventually they all vanished during ww2...greek orthodox church absolutely hates jews...
@@toxicbee990 there was hatred indeed. I even saw a documentary where a Greek anti-Semite, had the same surname with me...
But those was times, when everyone was against everyone. Greeks, Turks, Bulgarians, Serbs, Albanians were fighting each other.
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They are welcome in Greece.
we love Greece in Israel❤️❤️
💙 You are also VERY welcome in ISRAEL. We love you.
@@mayale3394 All Israelis are welcomed in Greece 🇬🇷💙🇮🇱 !!!
θαθελες.
I would like to point out that most Greek Jews were killed by Nazis , though Greek Jews made up a Greek Community which is significant but small (unlike Moroccan, Yemenite or Russian that were huge communities) Greek Jews when they were in Greece spoke ladino since most are from Spanish origin and they had their own distinctive culture that was different from Christian Greeks.What I would like to point and I find amazing is the big influence of Greek Culture in today's modern Israel. that is to be seen in many Foods , Music and Mentality - I would even say that there is more use of Greek culture in Israel than what it used to be in Jewish Greek community in Salonika - that is very interesting .One can find that a lot in today's Israelis even without being from Greek origin like shown in video. that is when Gil asks people from Greek origin if they listen to Greek music most answer yes - but that is true for many Israelis , I would even say more than half. about 30-40 years ago Greek music was popular among Mizrahi people , but today it's popular generally in Israel.
Actually if we say greek jews we can say and ashkenazi are too like romanoites both of this groups are mixed of greek and israelite origin because ashkenaiz jews were settled in greek cities mixed with greeks than they all migrated to rome than from rome to germany :).
Why do Israelis like Greek culture? To me it seems like a parallel with the classical period when the Jews adopted Greek names and lifestyles.
The first guy is definitely entitled to a Greek passport. In fact, he's already a Greek citizen and all he needs to do is prove it. If his father has all his identity papers in order he can do that.
Hello from Jannina, looking forward to welcome you again to the city of your grandparents
Greeks and Israelis are the western and eastern version of the same lifestyle.
Both are Western, who are the Eastern?
@@idkmyname7211 I think he meant the cultures are kind of a mix. They are western cultures but more eastern than other western cultures (like England, Sweden, etc)
@@Channel-ml4qv Exactly. Athena ❤ Yerushalayim!
The Jewish diaspora in Greece was huge before WWII reached Greece. Ioannina and Thessaloniki, two big cities of Greece had essential influence from the Greek Jews, or "Romaniotes". In Thessaloniki there was a jewish-affiliated Labour organization called "Federacion", which played a big part in the working class movement of early 20th century and afterwards, in the establishment of the communists party of Greece. Unfortunately the Holocaust by the nazi and fascists dissolved this whole situation. Ioannina currently has a Greek-Jew mayor.
Little known fact: Thessaloniki was a majority Jewish city from the 1500s until the early 1900s.
What about the Romaniotes? They were Jews who lived in Greece before the Sephardim arrived in the 16th century.
Most of these people were Romaniote. The man who said that his family was from Ioannina would certainly have been Romaniote, as Ioannina was a major center of Romaniote culture. Basically, if people said their families were from Saloniki, they were Sephardic. The rest would either have been Romaniote or Venetian/Italian Jews (who like Romaniotes were a distinct Jewish group) who migrated to islands like Zakynthos and Crete during the Venetian occupation of those islands.
most greek romaniotes got killed off by the nazis or left. awful story.
Romaniotes (in greece since ancient times) had communities mainly in chalkida, ioannina (jiannena), volos and rest of greece
Sephardis had a strong community mainly in thessaloniki
Marciano , actually the sephardis had more victims cause saloniki was under direct german control
Romaniotes, on the other hand, knew the Greek language and could hide among the christians, sometimes with fake ids
@geronico11
re _Romaniotes, on the other hand, knew the Greek language and could hide among the christians, sometimes with fake ids_
The Sefaradim usually also spoke Greek but only as a second language that they learned later in life -- the younger children didn't know it though and would typically speak only Ladino, I think.
Most of them are so good looking
In comparison to the other ethnicity videos I've watched
Greek Jews appear to be the only group willing to return back to their country of origin (Greece), judging from these interviews.
Define country of origin? The origin of Jews is Judaea. Part of my family were Jews in Morocco, that’s doesn’t mean they originated there.
They just lived in "greece"during ottoman empire...greece was never welcoming to jews
Why it should be @@nikgeo8690
I feel connected to Greece because Southern Italy is Magna Grecia and I am 100% Southern.
You're a Turk at best.
Salute brother from Athens.
GREECE - ISRAEL FRIENDS also the best pilots GLOBALLY ''FACT''
Greek foods common in Israel:
Dolmades....”Aleh Geffen”
Keftedis....”Kebab”
Souvlaki.....”Shipud “
Gyros.......”Shwarma”
Borekas
Singers famous in Israel:
Dalaras
Alexiiou
Glykeria
Kazantzidis
Dionosiiu
Eleni Vitali
Passport is a good one. If your father or mother were Greek citizens and grandparents you are entitled automatically to a Greek passport if their records still available where they lived and especially if they served in army even WW2 which is unlikely but still. My friend is Israeli but has Greek passport from his grandparents as they still had residence in Salonika. Many Greeks of older diaspora don't have Greek passports but my Israeli friend does.
Greece only accepts citizens who are willing to convert to eastern orthodox christians...jews are not welcomed in greece as citizens unless they dismiss their religion
As a Greek I love this. Especially after knowing how much Jews advanced a relatively poor city like Thessaloniki into a cosmopolitan metropolis. Today whenever I see their old buildings, which they are still VERY beautiful, I have a sad feeling thinking how these families destroyed by Nazism.
greetings from Salonica! we still exist!!!!
Thanks God ! gracias a Dios
Greeks, Romans and Phoenicians ruled the Mediterranean for thousands of years so I think Mediterranean people are really one race with multiple cultures.
Sort of. We are all quite genetically similar, but also unique by region.
But pan-Mediterranean sentiment has sadly never really gained much traction for cultural reasons recently
True. I always said, eastern Mediterraneans are so distinct, if race was so much a thing they could stand alone. Historically, culturally, and genetically, East Mediterraneans occupy a unique influential space.
savvageorge Phoenicians weren't really that significant by comparison
The problem, or at least part of it is pan-Arabism.
Look at how many mentally colonized North Africans proudly say "we are Arabs!" Arabism has done just as much damage to the MENA region as Islamism imo.
I am a Greek. Nasser kicked our people out of Egypt, including Alexandria. If North Africa had remained in Roman hands, then today we'd consider the Maghreb as part of the Western world.
Catherine H. So youre just butthurt cause they kicked you out?
אנחנו אוהבים ישראל! ערב טוב מיוון
Must be the first ethnicity where people listen to the music but dont eat the food 😂
Ottoman Empire whìch back in the day included modern "greece" was welcoming to jews and massive numbers of sephardic jews relocated in many cities mostly Thessaloniki...when greek state was established and annexed the city of Thessaloniki in 1912 which was predominately jewish it pèrsecuted jews and tried to get rid of them...especially during ww2..it is always nationalistic policies to blame
Most of them are so handsome)
i am too ;)
@@dimitrios1798 haha
Its the GREEK DNA !!!!!!!
yes...we are😎😎
The Greek DNA !!!
You can definitely hear the accent from people who came from Thessaloniki and are most likely Sefarads on how they pronounce the letter "S", since most of their ancestors usually spoke ladino.
Greetings from Greece!🇬🇷🇮🇱
And..and what?
And... And what?....
I had Greek dessert Galaktobourico tonight. Then I watched Milo & then this got uploaded. It's all yummy Greeks tonight!
Bless you all. It is so refreshing to see so much love from all people, both in the comments and video.
I would like to see a follow up on these people, would they change their minds about relocating to Greece, since things are slightly better imho on almost all sectors.
On my mother's side I am of Iberian, Greek and west Asian ancestry.
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Let's not go that far into ancient history. Greeks are proto-indo European. But Jews did live in Greece for hundreds of years in the Macedonian region and in Constantinople even before the Ottoman Empire. But the Nazi's took most of them sadly. Ones left speak Greek and Greek citizens. Few of them I knew like Cohen's that I met here in Canada. Very similar cultures even Palastinians in a way if you take out religion. Mediterraneans are very alike vs Northern Europeans.
eurosensazion Macedonia wasn’t a part of Greece until 1912
Zirkin 1 um how about, no? Dumb fk.
Palestinians are Arabs...
Yannina is where my family is from. Many Jewish people there. Much love for Israel from USA and GREECE.
There were many jews in Yannina during Ottoman Empire...greek state after the annexation of Yannina in 1912 persecuted the jews and forced them to leave
@@nikgeo8690 I don’t believe the Greek Government ever persecuted Jews. Greece has had Romaniotes for thousands of years. They lived in harmony with the Greeks for all of their existence. In fact, many Jewish historians comment on how Greece was a bastion of religious freedom. Can you cite your sources?
I have a quote here for you, “David Saltiel, President of the Jewish Community of Greece and vice-chair of the World Jewish Congress recently said during a lecture attended by Greek Reporter that the Romaniote community lived for centuries alongside the Sephardic and Ashkenazi communities in Greece. They constitute a completely unique branch of Jewry.
“Despite the fact that they were almost totally decimated during the Holocaust,” they persevered, Saltiel explained. They constitute the single oldest community of Jews in the entire European diaspora.
Here is another one from the Kehila Kedosha Janina, “About half the community (an estimated 2,000) immigrated to the United States between 1902 and 1924. Most settled on the Lower East Side of Manhattan not far from the present site of Kehila Kedosha Janina. Their reasons for leaving were political upheavals in the Balkans, economic instability, antiquated inheritance laws and the dowry system, and, of course, the desire for a better life for themselves and their children.”
Nothing in history points to Greek persecution as a reason for the community leaving, most cite the decline of the Balkan economic system, the Balkan wars, and the holocaust because of the Nazi and Italian occupation, as a driving factor in the decline of the population. In Yannina we love everyone. It is truly one of the most beautiful places in the world.
You will be glad to know that Ioannina have the first Jewish mayor ever in Greece!
God bless you Israel.Greetings from Romania
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Yannina, or Ioannina, was a major Jewish centre.
Love Israel and all Jews, greetings from Cyprus.
What the hell lol I thought the first guy had a dog in his arms that he was gently petting and it just turned out to be a stuffed animal 😂
Shalom to Israel 🇮🇱🇬🇷
A lot of good looking Greek Jews.
6:08 The way that dude appeared from round the corner hehehe
Italian descendants can get citizenship thru their fathers or grandfathers at any age, and mothers if the asker is born after 1948. That has nothing to do with Israel's founding, it's just the rule for anyone. As long as your ancestor didn't renounce Italian citizenship, you can do it. I'm in the process thru the Italian embassy so the Greek guy should go to the Greek Embassy. I realize the video is old but maybe others are interested.
I like Jews more and more.
Greece lost a part of its spirit and soul when our Jews were expelled and murderd by the Nazis. We are poorer for this, and we wellcome with open hands and hearts any Jew that would make our land their own. In my town 780 Jews were taken by the Bulgarians under Nazi comand, none to ever return. The last Jew gave the keys of the Synagoge to the Bisop with the only request to respect the place and never "make it a meat shop". Since then it serves as a library , with the conviction that once the Jews ever return in our town it will imediatelly returned to them.
5:56 has a youtube channrl called nice guy
4:22 Am I deaf or is the music in the background Fairuz?! (The famous Lebanese singer)
A lot of Persians also living there
So sad they left Greece
What do the Israelis think of Greeks besides their food and music? I'm quite interested. Greetings from Greece.
As an Israeli I must say I’m a sucker for Greek culture. I’m trying to learn Greek. Greece is my favourite country ❤🇬🇷
I find it fascinating when Ashkenazim tell Sephardim or Italkim how they, themselves, the Ashkenazi is a European Jew, but the Spanish, Italian or Greek is not a European Jew, as well. Greek Jews were almost entirely slaughtered in the Holocaust and it's not discussed among Ashkenazim. In fact, many told me they never even met a Greek Jew before nor even knew Greek Jews existed. Something about it is so sad to hear. Truly amongst the forgotten Jews in many ways. Thanks for taking the time to find Greek Jews and share their opinions and family stories.
Jannina are a city in the northwest of greece around the pindus mountain range aka the continuation of the Dalmatian alps into greece
ELLAS LAND OF LIGHT IS--R-E-I-L IS ALSO GREEK. MEANS GO IN TO THE LIGHT.
What? Jews from Thessaloniki could be ashkenazi? I don't think so, clearly sephardic
There were some ashkenazi families who migrated to Thessaloniki in the last 200 years, they just didn’t have a big population compared to vast majority of Jews in Thessaloniki who were Sephardic.
@@Channel-ml4qv or Romaniotes.
Thessaloniki was massively jewish city during ottoman empire...greek state persecuted them after the annexation of Thessaloniki in 1912
Hello, a question from a christian: do jews consider themselves to be a religion or a nation? Just curious...
Both
They made their religion as ethnicity
Both. Judaism is an ethno-religion. You can think about it as if the culture and nationality of the Jewish nation became also the Jewish religion.
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Shalom. I like your vids Corey. I wanted to know what would be the the Israelis' reactions when someone tells them that they look like Yeshu..
This interviewer is very poorly prepared.
@Corey Gil-Shuster
האם יש לך קרובי משפחה יוונית?
Amazing video! Jews n Greeks joined at the hip! 👏👏👏👏
Listening to Greek music in Israel, is as Israeli, as eating Chinese food in America, is American...
I watched to the end waiting to see a religious Jew from somewhere in Israel. They are a very significant part of the population. The religious Jews would possibly have ever been able to describe uniquely Greek traditions within their Jewish traditions. I was sorely disappointed by the narrow focus of this video
They guy from Zakynthos might have helped. I believe they were a Romaniote community. I think you'd learn more from traditional Jews about local traditions rather from the religious or haredi sectors.
Mark Simons "traditional" as your definition in this video are people who have abandoned most of their family traditions, i.e. the religious practices. Do you think only people with peyot and chassidishe garb are religious?? How about a video stopping those who you do not believe are religious and asking them how stringent their observance is? I mean within communities that has ever a mix of modern Orthodox and others. Jerusalem, Modiin, Raanana, Beersheva. Perhaps you could show the real middle ground who maintain their religious practice and are connected with the 'secular' society.
+ Esther
I think that's rather unfair since I did distinguish between the religious and the haredi. Masorti means exactly what it says, hanging on to the traditions.
I think Corey's "random selection" is rather thrown out of balance by an evident preference for interviewing handsome young men.......which is fine by me!
Aris San is the best!
εμεις παιδια σας αγαπαμε.....we guys love you......one of my sons best friend is a Jew.....mazal tov from Greece..
This is the most non-Greek diaspora I seen anywhere in world... clearly Jewish lol. Everywhere else they make effort for Hellenism - cuisine - language - Greek events - music dancing - everything. Jewish communities in diaspora are same. But clearly their Jewishness has completely swallowed their Greekness.
They are not Greek ,they are Jews,Greeks are Orthodox Christian,it's the most opposite religion to Judaism ,food ,fasting , completely makes them separate
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I am from a place that is very very very famous in Israel. It is called Zagori.
Love and Respect for Israel🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
Waiting for all the brainwashed kids to talk about the non existing country of palestine😂😂😂
No one cares about you relax your stupid thing
haha because you said so? very nice dude very nice...
大イブラヒム it is worthless arguing with you, another little brainwashed Muslim who thinks he always rights...
Trolly every country has a majority race Jew is not a race.Lol never saw so many pale skin middle easteners before
Lol talking about brainwashed... 🤦🏻♂️
How many descendants of Greek Jews live in Israel today?
50-70k
The guy at 5:47 is famous youtuber in israel
נייס גאי נמצא בסרטון בזה 5:47
אני מסכים. קורי תמיד מחפש בחורים יפים ברחוב הישראלי. אחד היתרונות של סרטיו.
תודה! הוא נראה לי מוכר מאיפשהו, אבל לא הצלחתי לזהות
לא נראה לי שהבנת ruclips.net/user/NiceGuyIsrael
Interesting stars and bucks cafe at the end.
From Greece free palestine 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
Maybe Ancient Greek and Israelis knew each other
You know Sea trade
Maybe? Of course they did.
they knew each other Jews in ancient Greece were called gefiriotes
1:20 Since when Greece is "Mizrach"? LOL Why not "Mediterranean"?
Because he is Sephardic which means he identifies as Mizrahi Jew
@@aliner1546 Greece is located in Mediterranean and the majority of Greek Jews are Sephardic. The Mizrahi are the Jews, who came from Arab and Muslim countries. Maybe this guy is 25% from Morocco.
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I apologize for the late reply, however, do not leave the feeling that the journalist somehow disparagingly refers to the Greek Jes of Israel. As if he believes that with his arrogant Nazism, he makes it clear that he is better then gr.Jews. Although he himself did not achieve anything. And how he remained a shlamazlos who tries to raise his self-esteem his with his arrogance.
Where did you bring guy hochman
the guy at @5.20 looks more greek than every original greek
4:52 he is handsome and yes he looks like typicall young greek man 😜😊😍
to be HELLENIC is special,even the GREEK jews loves us ,but they where allways our enemy even in the independence war they where with the ottoman side,but i like how the greek jews talk with love abought my country
Jews hate Orthodox Christianity,you have to be aware of that,they would always side with Islam against Holy Orthodoxy
ask them about alexander the great
aqeem zam he’s Macedonian not Greek.
SasaA Macedonia is Greek since Alexander the Great . Macedonian language doesn’t exist is Bulgarian
Alexander Page Macedonian language predates Bulgarian. So there goes your theory. Dumb fk.
@@sasaa1840 lol bulgarian language is slavian...so your theory is idiot too
Stayros Paparunas if Macedonian is “Bulgarian” then how do you explain the Cyrillic alphabet created by Saints Cyril and Methodius from Thessaloniki in Macedonia? Or you could ask a linguist who would tell you that Macedonian is its own language. Lol yourself dumbo.
God bless Israel