you didn't come to this life with your own will also you will not Leave this world with your own will. then why live this life arccording to your own will ?
+Lupin mty lebanon is secular?! i doubt it. Most lebanese ARE secular, but the state,goverment, political parties and media is founded on sectarianism and religious idiotic ideologies.
+Sazz Sourman i have to agree on that they need to take back control over their own country, so the government works for the people and not make them pawns of Iran
+Kvarnholmen in Muslim countries they don't do anything like this , cause there isn't much girls dressing like westren women here , and if u try to approach a girl and try hitting on her her brothers or family would probably kill you , that's why Arabs/Muslims lose their shit when they go to Europe/USA .
Kvarnholmen i'm just saying their perspective , when u live your whole life in sexual repression and suddenly move to a country where everything is allowed you will do what they're doing , and i'm an Arab Atheist btw
***** I understand and respect your opinion. I have friends both religious and atheist. The point of being agnostic (how I interpret it) is that I think there is something out there. Being G-d, multiple gods and goddess, spirits, aliens, flying spaghetti monster or maybe even concepts we ourselves don't understand. I just called it G-d to make it easier in my head. It in a sense is like believing in a higher power without guidelines to a certain religion. All you have is your believe and hope someine is out there. However some other agnostics do indeed have the "we can never know" theory.
***** No, an Agnostic is someone who simply doesn't know. They don't claim to know. They just accept the possibility there might be something out there or that maybe a religion is true. They're open to the idea. Atheists on the other hand are closed to the idea and 100% believe there is nothing out there and all religions are false.
I think what a lot of people miss is that Lebanon used to be a Christian country until recently. Lebanon and Israel should have open borders. They're both Modern Countries. Lebanon needs to get rid of Hezbollah or they'll soon end up like Afghanistan.
I think Israel offers the most out of all of them, hands down. There is a difference between Israeli Arabs and 'Palestinians'. The Israeli Arabs have passport and citizenship thus granting them all the freedoms they could ask for. 20% of Israelis are Arabs apparently. But the Palestinians (who refused citizenship) only have travel documents which can be restrictive in any country you happen to reside in.
Israel offers nothing to them, and Palestinians don't 'refuse' citizenship. They are not entitled to citzenship. They are forced to live within the forever expanding borders of the Jewish state but lack all of the basic rights granted to Jewish citizens. This is where the apartheid label came about.
they do offer a democratic multi cultural society where they are free to practice their religion and have all rights and privelages of citizenship. Palestinians are a different category. They refused citizenship because it meant accepting Israel in their eyes. Israel is not an apartheid state. Israeli Arabs have the same legal rights as other Israeli citizens. Don't generalise all Arabs.
OhMaDayzz have you lived in Israel or Gaza before? Or visited? Im curious to where you are getting this from? Is it a website that you saw this apartheid idea? Palestinians do not have the same rights as Israelis because they are not Israeli citizens. Israeli Arabs have the same rights as other Israelis. Its like saying Mexicans want the same rights in the united states because Cali was once part of their country. I know its rough for the Palestinians though. but whats the solution?
***** n*ga who you calling a c**t son? Im about to get all keyboard internet gangsta on your ass. GET ALL ANGRY N SHIT, DROPPIN CAPS LOCK ON U BITCH. ps. someone flagged your comment as spam so im only just seeing it now.
Egypt? Christians in Egypt have their churches burned to the ground, conversion is practically impossible. Teaching Coptic is suppressed heavily by the government, etc. If you're not a Muslim, then living in Egypt is extremely difficult, and Arab =/= Muslim. Jordan or Israel. Or Morocco if you include North Africa.
***** That's the thing. That's why I believe Israel is one of the best places for an Arab to live, on the basis that Israel doesn't favor Muslim Arabs over non-Muslim Arabs. Druze, Muslims, Christians, Bedouins, Mizrahim, etc. All are equal under the basic laws.
The fuck are you talking about?! This was under Mohamed Moursi you dumb ass, now they live in peace and we love each other. Go simply ask them now. Egypt is in Africa, Morocco isn't that free, you know.
Egyptian Pharaoh I don't care if Coptics hate Israel. I disagree. But that's there right nonetheless. I've only met several Coptics, so I won't over step my knowledge of the subject. But as far as I know, the bad blood still exist. Two years is just a sliver of time. Building churches and conversion requires approval from the government and there is still violence between the two, etc. But I won't get into it with you. You're Egyptian, and I've never visited the country and seen the relations for my self. When was the last time Israel bombed Egypt? Israel has had peace with Egypt for over 30 years. What do you mean "Israel bombs the shit out of them" what?
Jordan and UAE are police states.. dare to say a word there against the rulers.. *its just fancy to look at countries, people think there that they have freedom, until their mouth says a "wrong" word..*
The girl in the fabric shop is so cute, but I was horrified at 4:42 when she said her mother told her to hide her scholarship to "study in America" from her father & brother as they would kill her.
+Alana Ronald She's just exaggerating to make a point. It's like when someone says his wife will kill him if she finds out he was all drunk last night or something like that.
Alana Ronald Look, I live here and I know better. Palestinians use these exaggerated phrasings all the time. And yes, Honor killings do happen, but rarely in Palestine. I think a lot of these crimes happen in Jordan and people associate them with Arab\Muslim culture.
Ro man I always bow to those on the spot - thanks for the comment. Yes, I know some Middle eastern people who do exaggerate as a habit, as well as Sri Lankan people who do the same. I also have been shocked by some family violence within households that were very insular. The honour killings of which I'm aware were involving Muslim families.
I just looked at a few sources world-wide re: stats on honour killing. Although one source says it cuts across all religions and cultures, another source says 91% of honour killings are committed among Muslims.
1:38 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH I'm an arab who lives in Israel and i have more freedom than every one has I love Israel I'm an Israeli I'm the 18th generation in that land and i love Israel in 3 more years i will serve in IDF
2:45 though the first girl is a little bit of an air head, she deserves to have a great education. It is horrible that because she is female, that opportunity is limited for her.
Its not limited they are liars. They have college there its not better in US its the same you won't get a better job either way. You don't even need degree to work. I am 23 and have a powerful SEO business and have no degree. Degree is worthless.
+Nadav Meiden When I started watching the video I thought exactly this. They don't know what freedom is all about because they have never experienced it, so how can they choose? Their choice will obviously be totally biased and distorted.
+Maurice Harting Ha! Never mind the fact that Israel has them on lockdown. And you think you are free? Your mind can't even permit itself to criticize Israel for setting up a checkpoint every 3 blocks, or for arresting people randomly, or for killing hundreds and hundreds of civilians with the excuse that there was a rocket launcher somewhere within the vicinity. Yep, freedom at its best you are.
+Maurice Harting Before you advocate for their freedom from sharia, why dont you advocate their freedom from Israeli occupation? Nothing is allowed in or out of Palestine unless Israel approves. The Israeli's bomb their schools and say because "they're hiding weapons there". They are just trying to keep them uneducated and oppressed.
+projectpaki before we bomb the school we call to every Palestinian in the area and tell him to leave but sometimes hammas dont let them go and use them as human shileds
king of sandwiches 334 And Hamas tells every Israeli citizen that they want you to leave '48. So what? The IDF and Hamas are the same exact thing. Both don't want peace, both kill civilians, both kill children, both don't think for themselves and just follow orders from above. Shame on the IDF, and shame on Hamas.
dont include turkey with middle east; our country is nothing like any of these other ones. we are eurasia and arabs most certainly are not given a welcoming sentiment by turkish citizens
To the girl who talked about her dreams; I just want to wish you a good luck and I'm sure you are smart and can reach your dreams and turn them into reality.
I really hope this girl have had the possibility to Do something, develop herself. To see this after more than eight years after publishing i really feel sad as a palestinian in diaspora who has the possibility to get education even for free as an adult man. I could do so much more to then help my people.. she is right. Education is the key. The key to everything
+Stefania Mira Yılmaz I agree. He doesn´t allow her to express her negative personal experience and is fast in trying to disaffirm it. I don´t think he would feel the need to do the same for the other side. I like watching those interviews but they are not very balanced. Probably because the interviewer has a lot of personal emotions invested in this. I think it would be better if a Muslim Arab would interview the arab side. The arabs would probably be a lot less wary of him.
4:40 "dont tell your brother or your father, they will kill you" she then laughs, bc she doesnt believe her mother. If only she knew how deadly serious her mother was when she said that.
THEnoaliens I wouldn't be here if I had been killed. I know concepts like death are hard to understand for simpletons, but if you can read and write I expect you to at least have a working understanding of basic life functions.
Yeah i think your taking it out of proportion mate all be it a problem black incarceration rates that is they are not enslaved like the Desi people in Dubai. You really cannot compare the two.
+Cormac Finn I took it out of proportion to put a light on you taking your statement out of proportion. It's easy to say that a Desi person doesn't have any freedoms in the UAE, and you are right to a certain extent. There are also many wealthy individuals of Desi origin in Dubai, am I right? Do you think all the fast food companies, clothing stores, and any other menial job in the USA, whether it is employing blacks or any other race, also doesn't enslave their employees? Granted not as bad as the situation outside the Western world, but working three part time jobs, and being told by your manager that "Obama is making me pay for your health insurance, so you can blame him for no extra hours, or over time" and having that held over your head is also a form of 21st century slavery. And let me not start with the Mexicans in the USA. 5 dollars an hour, 70 hours a week! Come to NYC and look in the back of any restaurant, you will see who is running the basement/storage area, and who is running the kitchens. The front is all pretty people, go back there and look. Peace brother!
Your hindsight amuses me. As the son of backroom working immigrants and someone who has 3 part time jobs i can really sympathies with what your saying lol. But i can move up the ladder just like my parents uncle did when he first came here at least we have the chance to get out of shity situations and poverty that why we came here.However those guys in Dubai working building the city they dont have a chance and are lied to a loured to come to Dubai and are kept in huts with rats and no running water. the diffidence is if that was found in America there would be legal action to protect them and prosecute the employers. However in the gulf states not only is the abuse of "workers" open and well know nobody cares. Please dont compare my country to a backwards state that is only relevant because what is under there asses.
I wish that first Muslim girl that wants to study in the US all the best. She seems bright passionate and good morals. I misread the title and named Malaysia and Indonesia. As for middle east in the current situation I would say Turkey. From what I've heard, life was pretty good under Gadaffi in Libya with free education and cheap housing. Now that has been destroyed by the conflicts in the region.
Turkey is in Europe. Founder of the Council of Europe, candidate country to the EU, one of the founders of NATO, member of OECD, in the EU customs. Turkey is not in the middle east, it is a known fact
turkey is in the middle east but it's not arab ... brother there is defference between freedom and good or we can say fine quality of life ... you know that lybia has oil but the people of lybia they used to live like any non-oil country .. just compare them with the saudis and emeraties .. it was all stole by gadafi and his regime like every dictator does ,.. and if someone critisised ,, believe me he and his family wil not enjoy the freeeducationn and cheap house that u mentioned before ... if he stayed out of prison of-corse
Leunetté Geographically, only 3 percent of Turkey is in Europe. Economically, maybe! Politically, not yet, not even close. Source: CIA the world factbook. P.s. what's the relation between between not being in Europe and not being Arab? Why are you very sensitive about it? you can still in the Middle East without being Arab so cool down!
Cyprus is completely in Asia yet a european country with a membership in the EU. Turkey does not fit into the ME for cultural, social, ethnic etc reasons. If you visit say cairo and Istanbul, you ll see the difference. It is mind blowing. SO shut the fuck up you arab sucker
So you are trying to say that Turkey fits more in Europe for cultural, social, and ethnic reasons? I am sorry but you have just made yourself look like a dumb in front of everyone here. Turkey is not only Istanbul by the way!
Majda is absolutely adorable, intelligent and a great attitude! She could make a positive impact if given the chance. It is too bad she doesn't just take the scholarship and come to the US. I applaud her dedication to her family at least. Only bright spot to her situation in the interview.
Perfect example of Corey's new found bias- "I'm not allowed to pray at the Al Aqsa mosque." Corey- "Yes you are, just not on Friday's." LOL that is like telling a Christian, "yes, you can pray in the church, just not on Sunday's."
Daveissa87 this is a ly a muslim can pray anytime he wants at al aksa(kuch), only not when they riot and that every friday, after service. the al aksa is in the hanmds of the jordan waqf, not israel. so if a muslim cant pray at that stupid mosk blame jordan
your new bais: "so sad Palestinians can't pry in their third holliest site in one day of the week" reality: no jew can EVER enter their holiest site (temple mountain) 365 days in year. HYPOCRISY IN ITS FINEST.
next question should be "where are the most educated muslims" i am sure israel will win big time... there are more educated muslims in israel than in all me together
Qadada Kadadah i dont know who they are ..unless you mean the satanic muslims ? well i wonder why thy kill each other ...but wish to all sides lot of luck .
+Qadada Kadadah as sad as it is, they proved us over many years again and again why they are not allowed and why do they have to go through checkpoints
Iran has the most educated Muslims. Look at the job profession most Persian-Americans carry. Most Persian Americans end up having high paid, important jobs meanwhile Arabs are most likely going to be poor and gang members. Why? Because back in Iran both girls and boys are allowed to go to school. From preschool to college. Unlike in the Arab world where schooling isn't important
@@tonysuper3074 You don't have to have have country before wanting a country... Before 19th century there was no Germany or Italy, so does it mean they shouldn't have gotten a country??? No... If you are living in a place since centuries and you want a country in that place there is nothing wrong with getting one... A question to you are the modern day Jews the same as the Jews 2000 thousand years ago???
@@harooniftikhar6225 yes. palestinians are just a tool to fight israel, arab immigrants from arab countries not centuries but last than 100 years after jews creat jobs. with last name like el mazri and el hurani.... if there is no israel there is no need for palestine country. palestine is just name rome gave to judea and it icludes jordan
@@CanadianMonarchist The Haredi don't like public life and TV, but you never once hear them talk about being afraid of them being exposed and their opinions known. Different worlds.
There is no freedom in any Arab country. Arab land are divided into 21 countries. And each part controlled by a dictator. Lebanon more liberal society. But unfortunately Lebanon cannot be regarded as a real country. Lebanon situation is so complicated, dangerous and incomprehensible. And I think asking the Arabs about the meaning of freedom is superfluous. Because we do not know what the meaning of this word. We've been tamed since we were children, to glorify the eternal leader. Every Arab part has its own eternal leader
iam from cairo egypt and i think the most country who has freedom in middles east is the non muslim country of israel, and arab israelis are the most free arab ones, i see them all the time on israeli tv cursing and telling lies free without going to jail or get kicked out of israel..
@@Ceelxaar well you’re clearly an idiot. Gaza under Hamas is more comparable to NK than Israel ever was. Israeli Arabs have full equal citizenship with jews and have all the same rights.
So when they answered the question, they tended to not speak of political freedom, but rather cultural freedom, which is why you get Lebanon so often. Egypt doesn't even belong in this conversation- it's far more socially strict that Palestine(Including Gaza) and less democratic politically.
You're correct. Foolishly many of them mention Egypt. I've been to Egypt and to Palestinian cities(Ramallah, Nablus, Hebron, Jericho, Bethlehem). Palestine is much more socially liberal than Egypt. Ramallah is even more liberal than Amman.
I have so much respect for that girl at 2:41. She is oppressed by her religion and society, I hope arabs realise that the only way to move forward in the world is to separate the religion and the state completely. Women like her should have the freedom to do whatever they want.
Society, yes, but religion? Definitely not! You can see when he asked her if she wanted to dress differently, she said no, because she wants to follow the Islamic dressing code.
@@theflipper404 Do you think that in Islamic countries people are getting killed left and right? How stupid can you be to assume that? What is wrong with you? Go travel a little. Go to Saudi Arabia or any Muslim dominant country in the world and see what Muslims' lives are like. Get out of your house a little bit. Get some sun. It'll be good for you.
In Lebanon they do not allow Palis even to go to hospitals or to live outside envisioned ghettos, just to show to their Arab bothers that they are "refugees" and "different" from them. It seems that "Palestinians" appreciate this, when it comes from fellow Muslim Arabs off course.
ProudChatRat for a blind rat like you, that's all you're ever going to see. So stop commenting about a country you don't know shit about and stay caged by your media who's pouring fear into your little brain
What are you on about? I was praising Lebanon, commenting that the reason a lot of the people in the vid answered Lebanon is because it is more secular than some of the other Muslim countries. The irony about Religious freedom, is that Secularism is the only real guarantor of it.
+mogbaba What's war has to do with it, the only ones stopping her from study is her family who I genuinly believe would kill her if she tried to leave that hellhole.
The second guy looks like he is terrified to answer the question. Wow. Notice guys, when he asked the girl if she would dress differently is she could, she said " I don't want to." That means its her CHOICE. I hope she gets the education she wants.
That young girls parents should have let her go to the US for her scholarship education. She could have taken them out of poverty. Sometimes I don’t think their own family think about the big picture.
I love these video's but I feel that Corey allows his bias' to show too much, in that he challenges with too much fervour those views that he finds upsetting. Basically, anti-Israeli views seem to visibly upset him, which reduces the neutrality and the validity of the polling process.
HOLY SHIT. All I hear is, Occupier, Occupation, Occupied Country,... Well than, lets call America, United Occupied States Of America! Israel got back their own land. And One FACT that Israel was half of middle east, ' JUDAISM EXISTED BEFORE ISLAM.
Lebanon is on another level of freedom when talking about Arab countries. You can do anything there, literally. Each mini market sells you alcohol, you can get drunk on the streets no one would say anything. Lebanon is much more westernized than arabized. The nightlife the people the diversity everything...
the first guy: Jordan (a monarchy ruled by the Hussein family ever since the assassination of King Abdullah in 1951) and Lebanon (a government ruled by Hezbollah) LOL! the delusion these creeps live in.
in lebanon they can critisize the government and the parties .. they have freedom of speech . just watch the channels >:o ... everybody is cursing everybody .. here in syria ... we can't .. for example: a woman in the 20s - has 2 children ages 6-3 - she was arrested for 27 days .. when she got out she lost her memory and didn't recognize her children .. what was the charge ??she critisized assad on Facebook :)))) yeah and guess who snatch on her ?? her cousin ... btw this happenned last weekend so, ooh yeeah, lebanon has freedom
Osama Qussous and ***** ok, you guys have made your points, but my question to you both is, in Jordan, who has the final say? who has the most power? is it the king, or the president or Prime Ministers who the people elect? Zen AlSham Lebanon has arrested Journalist for being too critical of the regime before, and its Government which is run by Hezbollah persecutes minorities as well. there are twice as many Lebanese living in Brazil, than in Lebanon, mostly Lebanese Christians fleeing opression. in Palestinians living in Lebanon are not allowed to have citizenship, and do not have the same kind of access to medicine, education, work, or insurance as other Lebanese Muslims. there are 74 Professions that only Lebanese Arabs are allowed to work in. Druze and Bahais are also persecuted, and while they may have more freedoms than Lebanese Palestinians, they are 2nd class citizens to Muslims.
Human Development Index : Lebanon : 0.765 (rank n°65) Jordan : 0.745 (rank n°77) Tunisia : 0.721 (rank n°90) Egypt : 0.680 (rank n°110) Israël : 0.888 (rank n°19) Arabs are way too blind to see
What do you mean? For us Middle East = Arab countries. Otherwise Turkey would be number 1 answer for everyone. As for Israel, that's not even an option.
I think what is quite telling is that there is no concensus. One person says Lebanon is most free whilst another contradicts. They seem to have no idea and are just making arbitrary choices. The young girl in the clothes shop who wanted to go to university took the threat of honour killing like it was nothing. .. so sad. The answer to the question is Israel but nobody gave it. It's this because of ignorance or bigotry .... or a blend of both?
Well, Maybe look: Iran? Saudi arabia? Afghanistan? Iraq? Any country that involves Islam, just look and see yourself Lebanon has a large christian population, that's why it is (still) somewhat different
Yeah, and look Dubai, Jordan, Tunisia, kuwait, Abu Dhabi, Qatar & Bahrain. Its not exactly same with Lebanon but in many aspect its also not too different. They also not similar with Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan & Iran
*@**6:20**:* Little does she know that abroad, North African, Persian, and Turkish (and sometimes Lebanese women) are very frequently "out late at night". But then again, she seems aware of the "freedom of North Africa".
they even dont know what freedom means, and the translators are super stupid .. politics and media enjoy the most freedom in Jordan if u protested in egypt u would be in prison for ever lebanese media does have freedom bt theyre not safe "threatening by other parties" Dubai or UAE. no one can say anything against their princes for me am jordanian, there r ppl who dont like our royals or our king, actually my brother doesn't and nthg happens to them, and u can write it or say it anywhere U can feel safe "even safer than the US, crimes level r much much much less in here" whenever u go out and whereever u go i wish everyone lives in peace anf happiness
+Ali H come to israel and see by your own eyes that arabs has more freedom and rights here than any other muslim country. they can choose if to be religous or not, if to dress modestly or not, they can vote and get voted. come and see how many arabs there is in the universities and colleges here, him many arab doctors, lawyers, judges and so on. they can feel free to do whatever they want. i have arab friends from work, they told me they will never move to anywhere else in the middle east, they're living really good, have big houses, they have a car of their own, even i don't have.
These videos are really interesting. :) This one made me wonder about the whole freedom thing though. Would the Arabs *want* more freedom or do they see Lebanon, Egypt, Tunisia, Jordan etc. as *too* free and not following Islam strictly enough? We often have a very simplified view of freedom I think. "Freedom = Good" seems to be the general idea in the west, but only up to a certain degree. I first noticed the different views while talking about gun laws with an American. I'm from Denmark and basically no one has a gun here at all. So the American said that the USA was more free than Denmark, and I realized that there was a freedom I didn't want at all. Ever. The freedom to own guns. That got me thinking and every law that makes something illegal is basically removing a freedom, and still we see most of those things as good things to make illegal. Making murder illegal means removing a freedom to commit murder for example. Is that a freedom we want in the west? I don't think so. So that's why I wonder about the Arabs' views on freedom. Would they generally want "our" freedoms? Do they see a value in them at all?
Gnawer Shreth I wanted to respond to your question of whether Arabs want Western freedoms. First, I should be clear that I am Assyrian, so I am not actually Arab, but I may have a better insight on this. It's the same way that you are not Norwegian, but you would probably have a good idea about how Norwegians feel about politics and probably a much better one than I would. The first thing we need to do is separate purely political freedoms from social freedoms. What I mean by this is that there are some freedoms like the right to vote, the right to protest, the right to be free from random property seizures, etc. which are rights that concern how the government interacts with the citizens and what abilities the citizens have to challenge the government. These are political freedoms. Then there are things like, women's rights (dating, marriage, divorce, prostitution), blasphemy rights (insensitive or intolerant speech directed at Islam - note even though not all Arabs are Muslim, Arab Christians do not really care about this), freedoms concerning dress, drug access etc. These are about how the citizens behave together in society and interact with each other. These are social freedoms. As concerns political freedoms, there is really no debate in the Arab World about this. Most Arabs want the right to vote, want the right to protest, want property protections, want fair and equitable trials, etc. Only really hardcore Islamists oppose the right to vote because they hold that the Sharia is not up for democratic scrutiny or approval, but this is a minority. The only thing I would note here is that Arabs generally do not support counter-majoritarianism, which is crucial in most liberal democracies. This is the idea that the rights of the minority supersede the desires/will of the majority. Arabs are generally of the opinion that if you are the majority, you get to dictate terms to the losers. (This is a particular problem that my people have been on the receiving end of for quite a few centuries.) As concerns social freedoms, it becomes a lot murkier. There are a number of different things operating in tandem when we talk about social freedoms. Probably the most important to note at the outset is the concept of family honor (which we Assyrians unfortunately also have). In the West, a person is responsible for his own choices. For example, if your sister chooses to become a prostitute, any negativity or shame that may be associated with that choice falls squarely on her. Nobody will treat you, your parents, or your family any worse because of your sister's actions, even if they her worse. She is seen to be her own person with her own choices. The Arab World does not function this way; each person is a representative of the family. If we take the prostitution example, my parents would lose face in the community if my hypothetical sister became a prostitute. Her decision would be seen as reflective of their failure to properly raise her as a child. I would lose face as well (if I still seriously went to Church) because I did not do the brotherly thing and prevent her from humiliating herself. As a result, parents implore and guilt-trip their children into preserving the family honor, which has profound implications on desiring social freedoms. Many in the younger generation (30 and under) want increased social freedoms, even though their elders would refuse. They do not want things like prostitution, but, for example, many girls want the right to openly date a boyfriend, many boys would like to have increased freedoms to pursue "Non-Islamic" interests - like music or sports - instead of being expected to be molded into the next patriarch of the family. However, if they openly advocated for these types of views, contrary to their parents' will and contrary to current societal norms, they would dishonor the family. Therefore, much of this goes on underground or only comes to light in countries where secret ballots can actually be cast. The countries that actually have more social freedoms (like Tunisia and Morocco) can get away with it by blatantly get away with it by claiming that they are less Arab. (In Tunisia, they usually refer to "Non-Islamic" things they do as "à la tunisienne". Lebanon also has more social freedoms since the country was founded by Maronite Christians and Christians still make up >40% of the population, providing an excuse for all of the socially dishonorable activities. On the flip side we also have a rising number of people (but still a relative minority) in the younger generation who see Islamism and Jihadism as the only ways to achieve a long term solution from the Imperialist Humiliation and are actively becoming more conservative than their parents' generation. This has the effect of enforcing the honor shaming of those who do want to pursue more social freedoms. In fact, it has become much more culturally toxic to push for increased social freedoms in the Arab World ever since the 1970s when a number of regimes began to cater to Islamism and Jihadism, promoting their popularity and setting a new standard for honorable/shameful behavior. Sorry. I was a little long-winded, but I hope it helps answer the question.
There is more freedom in these countries. Women can dress like they want without stirring too much shit. You can drink and smoke. I know Egyptians and Lebanese youngsters who mind their own business, have girlfriends/boyfriends. It's a much more tolerant society in those countries. They are crazies over there too, but in villages or conservative neighborhoods. Egypt ousted the Brotherhood like 2 years ago.
Some of these people should maybe actually go live in these other Arab nations that they believe grant them more rights. All non-Jews in Israel have equal civil rights. Hence, we have non-Jews in the Knesset, Supreme Court, and as high ranks in the IDF.
Most of them said Lebanon and it really is (y) some people have difficulties distinguishing between freedom and religious diversity, which is a richness.. Lebanon is the most free country because all religions can be practised so freely, especially Christianity, where Christians in Lebanon have high roles in the state, even Armenians who are a minority, they take part in the state.. everywhere, people are divided as Shia and Sunni, not only in Lebanon (as the dum guy before the last indicated) Lebanon is even the most free economically, culturally, and socially.
Tunisia is the most democratic Arab country (let's say it's an arab country). It's a fact bro, i'm not giving my point of view. Check this out ;) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_in_the_Middle_East#Annual_assessment
i guess tunisia is the most civilized country in the middle east and north africa .. we have freedom in policy , society , education ... hope all the arab world will be like tunisia some day
You wrote Tunisia is the most civilized country in the middle east AND north Africa. Tunisia is part of the middle east? Nope. Tunisia is part of North Africa? Yes indeed. Btw I've been to Tunisia in 2007, Loved the country, loved the people and everything you wrote about it is 100% true :)
As an outsider that has never been to the middle east, but based on middle-eastern people that I met, and news/things I read online from respectable sources, I'm going to say: 1-Lebanon 2-Turkey 3-Jordan The other countries I don't know much about.
Ste Con The girl is alright, but I wouldn't say she's "stunning". But you're right; Palestinian girls are, in general, very attractive. I would say that Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and Jordan have the most beautiful girls in the Arab world.
+Emma Louise northern armenia is europe. southern parts are middle eastern. armenia is not a caucasian reign at all since its really far south from caucasian mountains
Hey, *****! Mind considering my question; it's rather different from your current topics. I'd love it if you asked both Palestinians and Israelis about Kurdistan. c; 'What do you think of the establishment of a Kurdish state?' As for the video; none said Kurdistan. That's rather funny.
He is asking people who never lived in arabic country or never Went abroad, so they are completely wrong . I am a palestinian and i lived most of my miserable Life in arab countries so confidently i can sey non of arab country are freedom and respect humanity and most of them talk about Lebanon which forbid the palestinian refugees from 48 to work i Think about 40 job are forbidden to them and in my knowledge Israel is the most democratic country in the middle east " Not the haven to the palestinian" by comparing to the damn arabs countries
why does having multiple religions in Muslims make it have less freedom😂 that makes absolutely no sense. everyone there have the same rights so idk where this guy is coming from
You never post any "facts" or texts of other videos. I think the facts you mentioned in the text portion of this video are selective but true which tells me you are annoyed with what they are saying
10:58, Al Aqsa mosque is never open to anyone, I don't know what ur smokin Corey but I've been in the west bank for more than 3 years and not once have i ever gotten a permit to go to Jerusalem, while I'm talking about permits what kind of BS is this that I need a permit to go to one of my religion, Islam's holiest sites and all the other lands before 1948 which is where i am from. oh and i dont want to see anyone responding oh hes gonna do a terror attack or some stupid shit like that cause all i want to do is go see Jerusalem and I might not even get to do that when i leave this summer
1967 was a watershed moment in the relationship between Pahlavi Iran and the State of Israel. The Six Day War, during which Israel invaded its neighboring countries and occupied the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, the Sinai Peninsula, and the Golan Heights, transformed Israel into a colonial power in the eyes of Iranian intellectual elites. After the war, many of the Soviet Bloc countries severed their relations with Israel, and so did their satellite parties, including the Iranian Tudeh. Jalal Al-e Ahmad wrote the last chapter of this travelogue in 1968, faithfully reflecting the transformation of Iranian attitudes towards Israel. In this chapter, he describes Israel as a part of a Western capitalist scheme in the region, explaining that the reactionary Arab regimes played into the hands of Israel . Along with the elite opinion, Iranian popular perceptions of Israel also changed dramatically after 1967. A clear popular expression of this came about in 1968. That year, the Israeli and Iranian national football teams played against each other in Tehran as part of Asia Cup finals. Habib Elghanayan, a wealthy Jew and a community leader, purchased a large number of tickets for this game for Iranian Jews to attend and cheer for the Israeli team. This game, however, became a site where Iranian fans vehemently showed their discontent with Israel’s policy. The Israeli team and their supporters fell victims to brutal incitement and had to be escorted out of the stadium by the police. This incident reflected a sea change in the Iranians’ attitudes toward Israel. A one-time favorable partner now became an unwanted foreigner, protected only by the grace of the Shah’s iron fist. Beginning in the 1970s, the Shah attempted to find new alliances in the Middle East and beyond. Iran’s relations with the Soviet Union and some of the Arab countries were revisited. A peace agreement with Iraq and the American election of President Carter in 1976, with the subsequent harsh criticisms that Carter voiced against the human rights conditions in Iran, led the Shah to develop a more negative view of the State of Israel. By the late 1970s, a revolution toppled the Pahlavi Shah, and the new regime demonstrated the Iranian public’s feelings towards the State of Israel with vocal anti-Zionism, kicking the Israeli diplomatic mission out and developing strong ties to the Palestinian resistance. Thus, contrary to the american and zionist propaganda, Iran - Israel relations went sour in 1967 and not in 1979 as the zionist propaganda claims.
Iam nattive speaker english, sorry for my grammar, but i hope you understand what im sayin about 10:42 Who has the laws about that (Al Aqsha and Haram Al sharif)? Israel? Palestine? I think thats the point we should know. Its about "the Law who has" about. I think thats the conflicts point.
Don't get me wrong, but why don't you try to learn arabic yourself? Would be much easier judging from how many arabs you have to talk with, wouldn't it?
Marcelo the so called "islamic state " has killed more muslims than non-muslims ... we hate them too as we hate the occupation and any one want harm to us ... but the peacefull people of any reliogion we don't hate them and wish them no harm .
Zen AlSham You supposedly hate them but when they massacre countless people all the world hears is a deafening silence. Muslims are supporting them by not openly condemning their actions as something wrong. Whether you like it or not, they're doing it using islam as a shield and a reason for their actions.
Poor little girl does not belong to herself, her life is not hers...
...................not only her..................
you didn't come to this life with your own will
also you will not Leave this world with your own will.
then why live this life arccording to your own will ?
+Vito Bigup what? are you kidding me?
@Giallo Hass -- I'm sorry, but don't go full-blown Freud on us. That's bullshit and you know it.
Besides Israel, I think Lebanon as the most of the people said, since it is a secular country.
+Lupin mty lebanon is secular?! i doubt it. Most lebanese ARE secular, but the state,goverment, political parties and media is founded on sectarianism and religious idiotic ideologies.
+Sazz Sourman
i have to agree on that
they need to take back control over their own country, so the government works for the people and not make them pawns of Iran
cobrazax and i agree with you, sir.
+Lupin mty makes sense
+Lupin mty Kuwait
The young girl in Hebron was so adorable! I hope she got her scholarship.
+TheBrockLaLa Poor girl :(
+TheBrockLaLa In fakestine won't find anything!
OpaSann0 I really fucking starting to desire that, fuck it, we'll split Jerusalem with the Christians, as it already is right now.
+Kvarnholmen in Muslim countries they don't do anything like this , cause there isn't much girls dressing like westren women here , and if u try to approach a girl and try hitting on her her brothers or family would probably kill you , that's why Arabs/Muslims lose their shit when they go to Europe/USA .
Kvarnholmen i'm just saying their perspective , when u live your whole life in sexual repression and suddenly move to a country where everything is allowed you will do what they're doing , and i'm an Arab Atheist btw
That girl was cute, I hope she goes to the place of education she wishes to go.
+JonnyCUBA ! As an American Jewish-Agnostic girl who supports Israel, I agree wholeheartedly.
***** I understand and respect your opinion. I have friends both religious and atheist.
The point of being agnostic (how I interpret it) is that I think there is something out there. Being G-d, multiple gods and goddess, spirits, aliens, flying spaghetti monster or maybe even concepts we ourselves don't understand. I just called it G-d to make it easier in my head.
It in a sense is like believing in a higher power without guidelines to a certain religion. All you have is your believe and hope someine is out there. However some other agnostics do indeed have the "we can never know" theory.
***** In the most basic sense, an Agnostic believes there _could_ be a God but they generally do not believe in any specific religion's view of God.
***** No, an Agnostic is someone who simply doesn't know. They don't claim to know. They just accept the possibility there might be something out there or that maybe a religion is true. They're open to the idea. Atheists on the other hand are closed to the idea and 100% believe there is nothing out there and all religions are false.
+SilverAbsol yh she is pretty, but needs to tell her dad and borther give it a go and get some sheikh on her side
I think what a lot of people miss is that Lebanon used to be a Christian country until recently. Lebanon and Israel should have open borders. They're both Modern Countries. Lebanon needs to get rid of Hezbollah or they'll soon end up like Afghanistan.
Im Lebanese and i agree with u
there is a difference between having money and having freedom (gulf countries)
ebrahim al hulaibi
But UAE is really civilised
Yeah
I'm convinced that the Palestinians secretly admire and love Israel.
I think Israel offers the most out of all of them, hands down. There is a difference between Israeli Arabs and 'Palestinians'. The Israeli Arabs have passport and citizenship thus granting them all the freedoms they could ask for. 20% of Israelis are Arabs apparently. But the Palestinians (who refused citizenship) only have travel documents which can be restrictive in any country you happen to reside in.
Israel offers nothing to them, and Palestinians don't 'refuse' citizenship. They are not entitled to citzenship. They are forced to live within the forever expanding borders of the Jewish state but lack all of the basic rights granted to Jewish citizens. This is where the apartheid label came about.
they do offer a democratic multi cultural society where they are free to practice their religion and have all rights and privelages of citizenship. Palestinians are a different category. They refused citizenship because it meant accepting Israel in their eyes. Israel is not an apartheid state. Israeli Arabs have the same legal rights as other Israeli citizens. Don't generalise all Arabs.
OhMaDayzz have you lived in Israel or Gaza before? Or visited? Im curious to where you are getting this from? Is it a website that you saw this apartheid idea? Palestinians do not have the same rights as Israelis because they are not Israeli citizens. Israeli Arabs have the same rights as other Israelis. Its like saying Mexicans want the same rights in the united states because Cali was once part of their country. I know its rough for the Palestinians though. but whats the solution?
OhMaDayzz facepalm.
***** n*ga who you calling a c**t son? Im about to get all keyboard internet gangsta on your ass. GET ALL ANGRY N SHIT, DROPPIN CAPS LOCK ON U BITCH.
ps. someone flagged your comment as spam so im only just seeing it now.
Egypt? Christians in Egypt have their churches burned to the ground, conversion is practically impossible. Teaching Coptic is suppressed heavily by the government, etc. If you're not a Muslim, then living in Egypt is extremely difficult, and Arab =/= Muslim.
Jordan or Israel. Or Morocco if you include North Africa.
The Palestinians are nowadays mostly Muslims, so they are not too concerned about the rights of the non-Muslim minorities.
***** That's the thing. That's why I believe Israel is one of the best places for an Arab to live, on the basis that Israel doesn't favor Muslim Arabs over non-Muslim Arabs. Druze, Muslims, Christians, Bedouins, Mizrahim, etc. All are equal under the basic laws.
ForeverRepublic Who are you fooling? Israel wants to make their country a jewish country. It's an apartheid state.
The fuck are you talking about?! This was under Mohamed Moursi you dumb ass, now they live in peace and we love each other. Go simply ask them now.
Egypt is in Africa, Morocco isn't that free, you know.
Egyptian Pharaoh I don't care if Coptics hate Israel. I disagree. But that's there right nonetheless.
I've only met several Coptics, so I won't over step my knowledge of the subject. But as far as I know, the bad blood still exist. Two years is just a sliver of time. Building churches and conversion requires approval from the government and there is still violence between the two, etc. But I won't get into it with you. You're Egyptian, and I've never visited the country and seen the relations for my self.
When was the last time Israel bombed Egypt? Israel has had peace with Egypt for over 30 years. What do you mean "Israel bombs the shit out of them" what?
In my opinion the most freedom in ME countries are
1.Israel
2.Lebanon
3.Jordan
4.UAE
Tunisia? I realise its very loosely "middle east" because its not so accurate geographically. but you know, maghreb.
oc00011 if you want maghreb then i'd say,
5.Morocco
6.Tunisia
7.Algeria
DeepInYourLady Probably would agree with you, though I've heard good things about Oman.
Jordan and UAE are police states.. dare to say a word there against the rulers.. *its just fancy to look at countries, people think there that they have freedom, until their mouth says a "wrong" word..*
MegaDarkYuki
I have been going to Oman since 2005 and it's very liberal, unlike its neigbours
The girl in the fabric shop is so cute, but I was horrified at 4:42 when she said her mother told her to hide her scholarship to "study in America" from her father & brother as they would kill her.
+Alana Ronald She's just exaggerating to make a point. It's like when someone says his wife will kill him if she finds out he was all drunk last night or something like that.
Ro man Not so sure, Ro man. Honor killing has been done for less. I think about Malala.
Alana Ronald Look, I live here and I know better. Palestinians use these exaggerated phrasings all the time.
And yes, Honor killings do happen, but rarely in Palestine. I think a lot of these crimes happen in Jordan and people associate them with Arab\Muslim culture.
Ro man I always bow to those on the spot - thanks for the comment. Yes, I know some Middle eastern people who do exaggerate as a habit, as well as Sri Lankan people who do the same.
I also have been shocked by some family violence within households that were very insular. The honour killings of which I'm aware were involving Muslim families.
I just looked at a few sources world-wide re: stats on honour killing. Although one source says it cuts across all religions and cultures, another source says 91% of honour killings are committed among Muslims.
that girl has such a cute accent when speaking in english ;-)
1:38 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
I'm an arab who lives in Israel and i have more freedom than every one has
I love Israel I'm an Israeli
I'm the 18th generation in that land and i love Israel in 3 more years i will serve in IDF
Tosser
I hope your IDF training is going well.
2:45 though the first girl is a little bit of an air head, she deserves to have a great education. It is horrible that because she is female, that opportunity is limited for her.
rallus "your tvs" ? It's the palestinian girl herself that just said that, buddy
Its not limited they are liars. They have college there its not better in US its the same you won't get a better job either way. You don't even need degree to work. I am 23 and have a powerful SEO business and have no degree. Degree is worthless.
rallus
It is a known fact that women are oppressed in the Muslim world, especially in terms of education.
rallus It is a hilarious matter to you because you are part of the problem.
rallus The only problem is people like you.
this is so sad. they dont even understand the concept of freedom.
+Nadav Meiden When I started watching the video I thought exactly this. They don't know what freedom is all about because they have never experienced it, so how can they choose? Their choice will obviously be totally biased and distorted.
+Maurice Harting Ha! Never mind the fact that Israel has them on lockdown. And you think you are free? Your mind can't even permit itself to criticize Israel for setting up a checkpoint every 3 blocks, or for arresting people randomly, or for killing hundreds and hundreds of civilians with the excuse that there was a rocket launcher somewhere within the vicinity. Yep, freedom at its best you are.
+Maurice Harting Before you advocate for their freedom from sharia, why dont you advocate their freedom from Israeli occupation? Nothing is allowed in or out of Palestine unless Israel approves. The Israeli's bomb their schools and say because "they're hiding weapons there". They are just trying to keep them uneducated and oppressed.
+projectpaki before we bomb the school we call to every Palestinian in the area and tell him to leave but sometimes hammas dont let them go and use them as human shileds
king of sandwiches 334 And Hamas tells every Israeli citizen that they want you to leave '48. So what? The IDF and Hamas are the same exact thing. Both don't want peace, both kill civilians, both kill children, both don't think for themselves and just follow orders from above. Shame on the IDF, and shame on Hamas.
1. Israel
.................space
2. Turkey
3. Lebanon
4. Jordan.
i can say that most middle eastern countries that has freedom are :turkey 🇹🇷 , UAE 🇦🇪, Lebanon 🇱🇧, israel🇮🇱
and in north africa it: tunisia 🇹🇳
dont include turkey with middle east; our country is nothing like any of these other ones. we are eurasia and arabs most certainly are not given a welcoming sentiment by turkish citizens
To the girl who talked about her dreams; I just want to wish you a good luck and I'm sure you are smart and can reach your dreams and turn them into reality.
I really hope this girl have had the possibility to Do something, develop herself. To see this after more than eight years after publishing i really feel sad as a palestinian in diaspora who has the possibility to get education even for free as an adult man. I could do so much more to then help my people.. she is right. Education is the key. The key to everything
wow is that Muslim girl serious when she said her mother said "dont tell your father or brother they will kill you"
of course not, she was clearly joking. she means that her father and brother would disapprove
it's just a sarcastic way of saying they will refuse
+tubester4567 Yes it's called honor killing it's so sad:(
men can do anything they want.
MARIA DEFRAGA honor killing and men do anything they want. What world are you living in ?!
Mohamed Gadallah her father and brothers would disapprove and will show their disapproval by killing her
I'd say Tunisia,Lebanon and Turkey (they're not Arabs but they enjoy more freedom)
I heard that in Kuwait they enjoy freedom but I don't believe it
+anotherboy tunisa and lebonan are arab go do some research
+anotherboy Tunisia and Lebanon are classified as arab countries, just not turkey
Compared to the other Gulf countries, Kuwait is quite free. Not as much as Lebanon and Turkey, but it's leaning towards there. I'm Kuwaiti btw.
+Rush Klassy
I mean Turkish people are not Arabs (that's why I wrote THEY)
I know Tunisia and Lebanon are Arabs
No Lebanese are not Arabs.
As a non-Arab, the interviewer kind of sounded one-sided to me. He kept disaffirming the woman at 10:00, which kind of came across shady to me.
+Stefania Mira Yılmaz I agree. He doesn´t allow her to express her negative personal experience and is fast in trying to disaffirm it. I don´t think he would feel the need to do the same for the other side. I like watching those interviews but they are not very balanced. Probably because the interviewer has a lot of personal emotions invested in this. I think it would be better if a Muslim Arab would interview the arab side. The arabs would probably be a lot less wary of him.
4:40 "dont tell your brother or your father, they will kill you" she then laughs, bc she doesnt believe her mother. If only she knew how deadly serious her mother was when she said that.
THEnoaliens I wouldn't be here if I had been killed. I know concepts like death are hard to understand for simpletons, but if you can read and write I expect you to at least have a working understanding of basic life functions.
Pakistanis and Bengali's don't have much freedom in Dubai
+Cormac Finn Blacks don't have much freedom in the USA, literally packing them in jails.
Yeah i think your taking it out of proportion mate all be it a problem black incarceration rates that is they are not enslaved like the Desi people in Dubai. You really cannot compare the two.
+Cormac Finn I took it out of proportion to put a light on you taking your statement out of proportion. It's easy to say that a Desi person doesn't have any freedoms in the UAE, and you are right to a certain extent. There are also many wealthy individuals of Desi origin in Dubai, am I right? Do you think all the fast food companies, clothing stores, and any other menial job in the USA, whether it is employing blacks or any other race, also doesn't enslave their employees? Granted not as bad as the situation outside the Western world, but working three part time jobs, and being told by your manager that "Obama is making me pay for your health insurance, so you can blame him for no extra hours, or over time" and having that held over your head is also a form of 21st century slavery. And let me not start with the Mexicans in the USA. 5 dollars an hour, 70 hours a week! Come to NYC and look in the back of any restaurant, you will see who is running the basement/storage area, and who is running the kitchens. The front is all pretty people, go back there and look. Peace brother!
Your hindsight amuses me. As the son of backroom working immigrants and someone who has 3 part time jobs i can really sympathies with what your saying lol. But i can move up the ladder just like my parents uncle did when he first came here at least we have the chance to get out of shity situations and poverty that why we came here.However those guys in Dubai working building the city they dont have a chance and are lied to a loured to come to Dubai and are kept in huts with rats and no running water. the diffidence is if that was found in America there would be legal action to protect them and prosecute the employers. However in the gulf states not only is the abuse of "workers" open and well know nobody cares. Please dont compare my country to a backwards state that is only relevant because what is under there asses.
.Yeah but no hard feeling i genuinely respect your opinion and it has some truth in it.
I wish that first Muslim girl that wants to study in the US all the best. She seems bright passionate and good morals.
I misread the title and named Malaysia and Indonesia. As for middle east in the current situation I would say Turkey.
From what I've heard, life was pretty good under Gadaffi in Libya with free education and cheap housing. Now that has been destroyed by the conflicts in the region.
Turkey is in Europe. Founder of the Council of Europe, candidate country to the EU, one of the founders of NATO, member of OECD, in the EU customs. Turkey is not in the middle east, it is a known fact
turkey is in the middle east but it's not arab ...
brother there is defference between freedom and good or we can say fine quality of life ... you know that lybia has oil but the people of lybia they used to live like any non-oil country .. just compare them with the saudis and emeraties .. it was all stole by gadafi and his regime like every dictator does ,.. and if someone critisised ,, believe me he and his family wil not enjoy the freeeducationn and cheap house that u mentioned before ... if he stayed out of prison of-corse
Leunetté Geographically, only 3 percent of Turkey is in Europe. Economically, maybe! Politically, not yet, not even close.
Source: CIA the world factbook.
P.s. what's the relation between between not being in Europe and not being Arab? Why are you very sensitive about it? you can still in the Middle East without being Arab so cool down!
Cyprus is completely in Asia yet a european country with a membership in the EU. Turkey does not fit into the ME for cultural, social, ethnic etc reasons. If you visit say cairo and Istanbul, you ll see the difference. It is mind blowing. SO shut the fuck up you arab sucker
So you are trying to say that Turkey fits more in Europe for cultural, social, and ethnic reasons? I am sorry but you have just made yourself look like a dumb in front of everyone here. Turkey is not only Istanbul by the way!
Majda is absolutely adorable, intelligent and a great attitude! She could make a positive impact if given the chance. It is too bad she doesn't just take the scholarship and come to the US. I applaud her dedication to her family at least. Only bright spot to her situation in the interview.
I love my country Tunisia and proud of being Tunisian ......
Perfect example of Corey's new found bias- "I'm not allowed to pray at the Al Aqsa mosque."
Corey- "Yes you are, just not on Friday's."
LOL that is like telling a Christian, "yes, you can pray in the church, just not on Sunday's."
Daveissa87 this is a ly a muslim can pray anytime he wants at al aksa(kuch), only not when they riot and that every friday, after service. the al aksa is in the hanmds of the jordan waqf, not israel. so if a muslim cant pray at that stupid mosk blame jordan
+MsApegape
you destroyed the English language
your new bais: "so sad Palestinians can't pry in their third holliest site in one day of the week"
reality:
no jew can EVER enter their holiest site (temple mountain) 365 days in year.
HYPOCRISY IN ITS FINEST.
You should've asked this to Israeli arabs
Israeli Arabs have equal rights and are even part of the government.
Our family's business partner in israel is a palestinian. Awsome guy, trustworthy.
Im an arab jew(morocco)
next question should be "where are the most educated muslims" i am sure israel will win big time... there are more educated muslims in israel than in all me together
Not really they all have universities in Arab counties also Israhell is racists and no Palestine are allowed to enter Israeli universities.
Qadada Kadadah what is palestine ?
Qadada Kadadah i dont know who they are ..unless you mean the satanic muslims ? well i wonder why thy kill each other ...but wish to all sides lot of luck .
+Qadada Kadadah as sad as it is, they proved us over many years again and again why they are not allowed and why do they have to go through checkpoints
Iran has the most educated Muslims. Look at the job profession most Persian-Americans carry. Most Persian Americans end up having high paid, important jobs meanwhile Arabs are most likely going to be poor and gang members. Why? Because back in Iran both girls and boys are allowed to go to school. From preschool to college. Unlike in the Arab world where schooling isn't important
no such thing palestine. why they didn't have country or wanted one until 1967?
Tony Super Because Israelis were occupying some parts (West Negev, parts of Gallilee and Jaffa)of their country that’s the reason...
Tony.. Shut up..stop looking for attention..the video is talking about something else
@@harooniftikhar6225 when did they have a country ever? what dates? what currency? what president or king?
@@tonysuper3074 You don't have to have have country before wanting a country... Before 19th century there was no Germany or Italy, so does it mean they shouldn't have gotten a country??? No... If you are living in a place since centuries and you want a country in that place there is nothing wrong with getting one... A question to you are the modern day Jews the same as the Jews 2000 thousand years ago???
@@harooniftikhar6225 yes. palestinians are just a tool to fight israel, arab immigrants from arab countries not centuries but last than 100 years after jews creat jobs. with last name like el mazri and el hurani.... if there is no israel there is no need for palestine country. palestine is just name rome gave to judea and it icludes jordan
Tunisia, the only democracy in the region, is the only Arab country where freedom of speech is constitutionally guaranteed and wildly practiced.
You may have noticed the Israelis never hide their faces...
Sometimes the Haredi do, but I get your point.
@@CanadianMonarchist The Haredi don't like public life and TV, but you never once hear them talk about being afraid of them being exposed and their opinions known. Different worlds.
There is no freedom in any Arab country. Arab land are divided into 21 countries. And each part controlled by a dictator. Lebanon more liberal society. But unfortunately Lebanon cannot be regarded as a real country. Lebanon situation is so complicated, dangerous and incomprehensible. And I think asking the Arabs about the meaning of freedom is superfluous. Because we do not know what the meaning of this word. We've been tamed since we were children, to glorify the eternal leader. Every Arab part has its own eternal leader
Israel is the right answer
iam from cairo egypt and i think the most country who has freedom in middles east is the non muslim country of israel, and arab israelis are the most free arab ones, i see them all the time on israeli tv cursing and telling lies free without going to jail or get kicked out of israel..
The people asking the question asked "What Arab country" not what middle eastern country.
I think Tunisia and Israel are tied for the freest countries for Arabs. Tunisia was the one place where the Arab Spring really worked.
Arabs have the most freedom in Israel of course !! If they are citisens of Israel.
+Marian Ionescu If you live like 2nd class citizen, Do you think that's freedom?
much Freedom when you cant even pray lol give me a break :)
Believe me, i would rather live in NK than Israel :)
Move to US god damn, Palestines make more money in Israel than Jews so there goes your ticket
@@Ceelxaar well you’re clearly an idiot. Gaza under Hamas is more comparable to NK than Israel ever was. Israeli Arabs have full equal citizenship with jews and have all the same rights.
So when they answered the question, they tended to not speak of political freedom, but rather cultural freedom, which is why you get Lebanon so often. Egypt doesn't even belong in this conversation- it's far more socially strict that Palestine(Including Gaza) and less democratic politically.
You're correct. Foolishly many of them mention Egypt. I've been to Egypt and to Palestinian cities(Ramallah, Nablus, Hebron, Jericho, Bethlehem). Palestine is much more socially liberal than Egypt. Ramallah is even more liberal than Amman.
I have so much respect for that girl at 2:41. She is oppressed by her religion and society, I hope arabs realise that the only way to move forward in the world is to separate the religion and the state completely. Women like her should have the freedom to do whatever they want.
Society, yes, but religion? Definitely not! You can see when he asked her if she wanted to dress differently, she said no, because she wants to follow the Islamic dressing code.
@@f4wnz132 she can’t say yes to that question on camera bro. She could get killed. Lol. Cmon now.
@@theflipper404 Do you think that in Islamic countries people are getting killed left and right? How stupid can you be to assume that? What is wrong with you? Go travel a little. Go to Saudi Arabia or any Muslim dominant country in the world and see what Muslims' lives are like. Get out of your house a little bit. Get some sun. It'll be good for you.
In Lebanon they do not allow Palis even to go to hospitals or to live outside envisioned ghettos, just to show to their Arab bothers that they are "refugees" and "different" from them. It seems that "Palestinians" appreciate this, when it comes from fellow Muslim Arabs off course.
they never admit : ISRAEL.
Gee Lebanon, the most Secular country has the most freedom. Go figure.
+viviandarkbloom100 We do have freedom. A lot of it. You don't know so just stop.
+JP Sfeir Yea. Hezbolla gives you all the freedom you want.
ProudChatRat for a blind rat like you, that's all you're ever going to see. So stop commenting about a country you don't know shit about and stay caged by your media who's pouring fear into your little brain
What are you on about? I was praising Lebanon, commenting that the reason a lot of the people in the vid answered Lebanon is because it is more secular than some of the other Muslim countries. The irony about Religious freedom, is that Secularism is the only real guarantor of it.
viviandarkbloom100 Excuse me, I misunderstood your intention, I thought it was sarcastic :p
I hate all war makers for the sake of the girl who wishes to study.
+mogbaba What's war has to do with it, the only ones stopping her from study is her family who I genuinly believe would kill her if she tried to leave that hellhole.
The second guy looks like he is terrified to answer the question. Wow. Notice guys, when he asked the girl if she would dress differently is she could, she said " I don't want to." That means its her CHOICE. I hope she gets the education she wants.
That young girls parents should have let her go to the US for her scholarship education. She could have taken them out of poverty. Sometimes I don’t think their own family think about the big picture.
Jordan,Israel, Lebanon , Morocco. Top 4 best countries in the Middle East.
Morocco isn’t in the Middle East. But yes the Levant countries are the best excluding Syria lol.
That young lady was very sweet except she didn't know when to shut up
I love these video's but I feel that Corey allows his bias' to show too much, in that he challenges with too much fervour those views that he finds upsetting. Basically, anti-Israeli views seem to visibly upset him, which reduces the neutrality and the validity of the polling process.
Which ME countries take Palestinian to be citizens?????????????? Israel, and...... 🤔 Hmmm
you hope that arabs say israel israel is occupers apartheid state
HOLY SHIT. All I hear is, Occupier, Occupation, Occupied Country,... Well than, lets call America, United Occupied States Of America! Israel got back their own land. And One FACT that Israel was half of middle east, '
JUDAISM EXISTED BEFORE ISLAM.
If Lebanon has more religions, wouldn’t that suggest it has more freedoms?
Lebanon is on another level of freedom when talking about Arab countries. You can do anything there, literally. Each mini market sells you alcohol, you can get drunk on the streets no one would say anything. Lebanon is much more westernized than arabized. The nightlife the people the diversity everything...
the first guy: Jordan (a monarchy ruled by the Hussein family ever since the assassination of King Abdullah in 1951) and Lebanon (a government ruled by Hezbollah) LOL! the delusion these creeps live in.
Political freedoms are separate from civil rights and liberties.
***** good point
in lebanon they can critisize the government and the parties .. they have freedom of speech . just watch the channels >:o ... everybody is cursing everybody ..
here in syria ... we can't .. for example: a woman in the 20s - has 2 children ages 6-3 - she was arrested for 27 days .. when she got out she lost her memory and didn't recognize her children .. what was the charge ??she critisized assad on Facebook :))))
yeah and guess who snatch on her ?? her cousin ... btw this happenned last weekend
so, ooh yeeah, lebanon has freedom
Britian is considered a monarchy, why is different in Jordan? The king is doing great things for Jordan, believe it or not.
Osama Qussous and ***** ok, you guys have made your points, but my question to you both is, in Jordan, who has the final say? who has the most power? is it the king, or the president or Prime Ministers who the people elect?
Zen AlSham Lebanon has arrested Journalist for being too critical of the regime before, and its Government which is run by Hezbollah persecutes minorities as well. there are twice as many Lebanese living in Brazil, than in Lebanon, mostly Lebanese Christians fleeing opression. in Palestinians living in Lebanon are not allowed to have citizenship, and do not have the same kind of access to medicine, education, work, or insurance as other Lebanese Muslims. there are 74 Professions that only Lebanese Arabs are allowed to work in. Druze and Bahais are also persecuted, and while they may have more freedoms than Lebanese Palestinians, they are 2nd class citizens to Muslims.
2:30
Why did you let her babble for 3 minutes?
shes cute
Bcs he was fishing for bad stuff
Anyone else hear the gunfire at 4.25 and 4.47?
Human Development Index :
Lebanon : 0.765 (rank n°65)
Jordan : 0.745 (rank n°77)
Tunisia : 0.721 (rank n°90)
Egypt : 0.680 (rank n°110)
Israël : 0.888 (rank n°19)
Arabs are way too blind to see
sources? plz send me a link.
***** toda raba :)
tryit there is a difference between human development index and democracy index so what the heck is this doing here
What do you mean? For us Middle East = Arab countries. Otherwise Turkey would be number 1 answer for everyone. As for Israel, that's not even an option.
Whoah wtf the guy in 1:21 said that he hasn't seen the other countries not that he thinks that there is no freedom in Arabic countries
I think what is quite telling is that there is no concensus. One person says Lebanon is most free whilst another contradicts. They seem to have no idea and are just making arbitrary choices. The young girl in the clothes shop who wanted to go to university took the threat of honour killing like it was nothing. .. so sad.
The answer to the question is Israel but nobody gave it. It's this because of ignorance or bigotry .... or a blend of both?
For me the most freedom in arabic countries , lets say " TUNISIA"
Yep tunisia have the most freedom in the arab countries of the middel east ...
@@DanielShmuel. Tunisia is a North African country that is not middle- eastern, Read geography, mr Jew.
of course mr f anti semetic but they are always defined as Middle Eastern tho regardless of their geographical location
Well, Maybe look:
Iran? Saudi arabia? Afghanistan? Iraq? Any country that involves Islam, just look and see yourself
Lebanon has a large christian population, that's why it is (still) somewhat different
Yeah, and look Dubai, Jordan, Tunisia, kuwait, Abu Dhabi, Qatar & Bahrain. Its not exactly same with Lebanon but in many aspect its also not too different. They also not similar with Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan & Iran
the entire premises are the Al Aqsa mosque, please note the correction
Ohh no I can't visit a mosque I'm so oppressed!
***** how exactly do you think it works in turkey?
*****
a hint for you, alright? turkey is one of the few muslim countries where there is still a jewish community
a Mosque built on top of someone elses holy site.
***** a holy site non the less. Jerusalem is mentioned in the Torah hundreds if not thousands of times. where is it mentioned in the Qoran?
Beni Habibi alaqsa is mentioned .. and we will not let you destroy it ...
otherwise theholy land is mentioned not just jerusalem
QUESTION SHOULD BE: In which Middle Eastern country do NON ARABS / NON MUSLIMS have the most freedom?
Most charming girl ever.. I hope she gets her degree abroad.
*@**6:20**:* Little does she know that abroad, North African, Persian, and Turkish (and sometimes Lebanese women) are very frequently "out late at night". But then again, she seems aware of the "freedom of North Africa".
don't call me sexist but the girl is so beautiful/cute (in a good sense).
a free spirited girl stuck in tradition
I don’t think it’s sexist to say a girl is beautiful.
It's sad that most of them dont know dubai is not a country. It's just a city in UAE not even the capital city
lol, we know it is, we just say Dubai, but we know it is part of the UAE.
Everyone knows the answer is Israel
wrong guess. the majority thinks not
thinks.
Bullshit.
may be for jews
yeah
@ corey gil-shuster this girl broke my heart !!! and YES Lebanon!! I love you !! the best !!!
Lebanon All the way ... 100 In the eyes of Israel hahahahaha
they even dont know what freedom means, and the translators are super stupid ..
politics and media enjoy the most freedom in Jordan
if u protested in egypt u would be in prison for ever
lebanese media does have freedom bt theyre not safe "threatening by other parties"
Dubai or UAE. no one can say anything against their princes
for me am jordanian, there r ppl who dont like our royals or our king, actually my brother doesn't and nthg happens to them, and u can write it or say it anywhere
U can feel safe "even safer than the US, crimes level r much much much less in here" whenever u go out and whereever u go
i wish everyone lives in peace anf happiness
Lebanon first , Syria second , Tunisia Third
yes Lebanon, and syria
first Israel second Tunisia
+גבריאל רוזנשטיין unless you are not a jew
+Ali H come to israel and see by your own eyes that arabs has more freedom and rights here than any other muslim country. they can choose if to be religous or not, if to dress modestly or not, they can vote and get voted. come and see how many arabs there is in the universities and colleges here, him many arab doctors, lawyers, judges and so on.
they can feel free to do whatever they want. i have arab friends from work, they told me they will never move to anywhere else in the middle east, they're living really good, have big houses, they have a car of their own, even i don't have.
Liran c so why most palestinians hate you
2:35 that girl has no idea what is she talking about and I bet she has some mental issues
These videos are really interesting. :)
This one made me wonder about the whole freedom thing though. Would the Arabs *want* more freedom or do they see Lebanon, Egypt, Tunisia, Jordan etc. as *too* free and not following Islam strictly enough?
We often have a very simplified view of freedom I think. "Freedom = Good" seems to be the general idea in the west, but only up to a certain degree. I first noticed the different views while talking about gun laws with an American. I'm from Denmark and basically no one has a gun here at all. So the American said that the USA was more free than Denmark, and I realized that there was a freedom I didn't want at all. Ever. The freedom to own guns.
That got me thinking and every law that makes something illegal is basically removing a freedom, and still we see most of those things as good things to make illegal. Making murder illegal means removing a freedom to commit murder for example. Is that a freedom we want in the west? I don't think so.
So that's why I wonder about the Arabs' views on freedom. Would they generally want "our" freedoms? Do they see a value in them at all?
Gnawer Shreth I wanted to respond to your question of whether Arabs want Western freedoms. First, I should be clear that I am Assyrian, so I am not actually Arab, but I may have a better insight on this. It's the same way that you are not Norwegian, but you would probably have a good idea about how Norwegians feel about politics and probably a much better one than I would.
The first thing we need to do is separate purely political freedoms from social freedoms. What I mean by this is that there are some freedoms like the right to vote, the right to protest, the right to be free from random property seizures, etc. which are rights that concern how the government interacts with the citizens and what abilities the citizens have to challenge the government. These are political freedoms. Then there are things like, women's rights (dating, marriage, divorce, prostitution), blasphemy rights (insensitive or intolerant speech directed at Islam - note even though not all Arabs are Muslim, Arab Christians do not really care about this), freedoms concerning dress, drug access etc. These are about how the citizens behave together in society and interact with each other. These are social freedoms.
As concerns political freedoms, there is really no debate in the Arab World about this. Most Arabs want the right to vote, want the right to protest, want property protections, want fair and equitable trials, etc. Only really hardcore Islamists oppose the right to vote because they hold that the Sharia is not up for democratic scrutiny or approval, but this is a minority. The only thing I would note here is that Arabs generally do not support counter-majoritarianism, which is crucial in most liberal democracies. This is the idea that the rights of the minority supersede the desires/will of the majority. Arabs are generally of the opinion that if you are the majority, you get to dictate terms to the losers. (This is a particular problem that my people have been on the receiving end of for quite a few centuries.)
As concerns social freedoms, it becomes a lot murkier. There are a number of different things operating in tandem when we talk about social freedoms. Probably the most important to note at the outset is the concept of family honor (which we Assyrians unfortunately also have). In the West, a person is responsible for his own choices. For example, if your sister chooses to become a prostitute, any negativity or shame that may be associated with that choice falls squarely on her. Nobody will treat you, your parents, or your family any worse because of your sister's actions, even if they her worse. She is seen to be her own person with her own choices. The Arab World does not function this way; each person is a representative of the family. If we take the prostitution example, my parents would lose face in the community if my hypothetical sister became a prostitute. Her decision would be seen as reflective of their failure to properly raise her as a child. I would lose face as well (if I still seriously went to Church) because I did not do the brotherly thing and prevent her from humiliating herself. As a result, parents implore and guilt-trip their children into preserving the family honor, which has profound implications on desiring social freedoms.
Many in the younger generation (30 and under) want increased social freedoms, even though their elders would refuse. They do not want things like prostitution, but, for example, many girls want the right to openly date a boyfriend, many boys would like to have increased freedoms to pursue "Non-Islamic" interests - like music or sports - instead of being expected to be molded into the next patriarch of the family. However, if they openly advocated for these types of views, contrary to their parents' will and contrary to current societal norms, they would dishonor the family. Therefore, much of this goes on underground or only comes to light in countries where secret ballots can actually be cast. The countries that actually have more social freedoms (like Tunisia and Morocco) can get away with it by blatantly get away with it by claiming that they are less Arab. (In Tunisia, they usually refer to "Non-Islamic" things they do as "à la tunisienne". Lebanon also has more social freedoms since the country was founded by Maronite Christians and Christians still make up >40% of the population, providing an excuse for all of the socially dishonorable activities.
On the flip side we also have a rising number of people (but still a relative minority) in the younger generation who see Islamism and Jihadism as the only ways to achieve a long term solution from the Imperialist Humiliation and are actively becoming more conservative than their parents' generation. This has the effect of enforcing the honor shaming of those who do want to pursue more social freedoms. In fact, it has become much more culturally toxic to push for increased social freedoms in the Arab World ever since the 1970s when a number of regimes began to cater to Islamism and Jihadism, promoting their popularity and setting a new standard for honorable/shameful behavior.
Sorry. I was a little long-winded, but I hope it helps answer the question.
There is more freedom in these countries. Women can dress like they want without stirring too much shit. You can drink and smoke. I know Egyptians and Lebanese youngsters who mind their own business, have girlfriends/boyfriends. It's a much more tolerant society in those countries. They are crazies over there too, but in villages or conservative neighborhoods. Egypt ousted the Brotherhood like 2 years ago.
oremfrien and in which country they get all that, in ISRAEL
+oremfrien Wow such a well thought out response!
Very clear and unbiased. Really appreciated.
Some of these people should maybe actually go live in these other Arab nations that they believe grant them more rights.
All non-Jews in Israel have equal civil rights. Hence, we have non-Jews in the Knesset, Supreme Court, and as high ranks in the IDF.
***** coreyyy!! this girl broke my heart !! :( - and yes Lebanese are the BEST!
13:37 are you kidding me ?
the gulf countries have the least freedom in the region.
tunisia, jordan, lebanon
Most of them said Lebanon and it really is (y)
some people have difficulties distinguishing between freedom and religious diversity, which is a richness.. Lebanon is the most free country because all religions can be practised so freely, especially Christianity, where Christians in Lebanon have high roles in the state, even Armenians who are a minority, they take part in the state..
everywhere, people are divided as Shia and Sunni, not only in Lebanon (as the dum guy before the last indicated)
Lebanon is even the most free economically, culturally, and socially.
Tunisia! It's a fact :) (well it's a North African country not Middle Eastern)
GHAZI BEN HADJ MESSAOUD lebanon is more liberal and heterogenous
Tunisia is the most democratic Arab country (let's say it's an arab country). It's a fact bro, i'm not giving my point of view. Check this out ;)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_in_the_Middle_East#Annual_assessment
GHAZI BEN HADJ MESSAOUD lebanon is the most liberal/open minded country due to our diversity you really want us to believe wiki 😂😂😂
Jad Zarkout not really
that's true, but maybe they meant arab countries, so north africa and middle east. yeah tunisia really did great at the whole arab spring thing
Typical Paliwood, the lady from Jerusalem tries to make up a new rule that doesn't exist.
i guess tunisia is the most civilized country in the middle east and north africa .. we have freedom in policy , society , education ... hope all the arab world will be like tunisia some day
Is it allowed to drink alcohol and do some shit like western countries
+Adna Abdulahi it is not allowed to do some shit because it's a shit
Tunisia is not part of the middle east!!
read wat i wrote again
You wrote Tunisia is the most civilized country in the middle east AND north Africa. Tunisia is part of the middle east? Nope. Tunisia is part of North Africa? Yes indeed. Btw I've been to Tunisia in 2007, Loved the country, loved the people and everything you wrote about it is 100% true :)
As an outsider that has never been to the middle east, but based on middle-eastern people that I met, and news/things I read online from respectable sources, I'm going to say:
1-Lebanon 2-Turkey 3-Jordan
The other countries I don't know much about.
*****
Yes, Israel is number 1 but that's obvious lol
but when it comes to the Arab nations there's room for debate.
UAE
Proud to be Palestinian ♥️👏
Me 2 ✌ ✌ Maya Khalil
Maya Khalil How can you? The whole world think you are doooogs.
+Miller Tron omg shut up talmud is not better XD
Wow, you're stunning. Why are all palestinian girls so pretty ?
Ste Con The girl is alright, but I wouldn't say she's "stunning". But you're right; Palestinian girls are, in general, very attractive. I would say that Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and Jordan have the most beautiful girls in the Arab world.
How come lying is compulsary in islam?
Middle east does not mean Arab. Iran is part of the middle east.
+Johny Elordox I thought Armenia was eastern Europe...
+Johny Elordox
really
+Emma Louise northern armenia is europe. southern parts are middle eastern. armenia is not a caucasian reign at all since its really far south from caucasian mountains
+מיכאל מסנדילוב loool dude why comment if you have zero idea about it?
digiart caucas mountainsare europe
You should ask Arab Israelis the same question
Hey, *****! Mind considering my question; it's rather different from your current topics.
I'd love it if you asked both Palestinians and Israelis about Kurdistan. c;
'What do you think of the establishment of a Kurdish state?'
As for the video; none said Kurdistan. That's rather funny.
My cousin is half Kurdish.
Kurdish Falcon Because Kurdistan aren't Arabs.
Rutland I see your point, but Kurdistan is Middle Eastern, right? That's what the question was.
Kurdish Falcon I think they were specifically asking about Arab countries.
Rutland Nope. "In which Middle East countries and Arab countries."
He is asking people who never lived in arabic country or never Went abroad, so they are completely wrong . I am a palestinian and i lived most of my miserable Life in arab countries so confidently i can sey non of arab country are freedom and respect humanity and most of them talk about Lebanon which forbid the palestinian refugees from 48 to work i Think about 40 job are forbidden to them and in my knowledge Israel is the most democratic country in the middle east " Not the haven to the palestinian" by comparing to the damn arabs countries
Well as an israeli i respect you for saying israel is good even tho you are from palestine, i personally dont hate palestinians. Only the goverments
LEBANON!!!!!!!
why does having multiple religions in Muslims make it have less freedom😂 that makes absolutely no sense. everyone there have the same rights so idk where this guy is coming from
+Layan Ghamlouch I understood there's an apartheid system against Palestinians in Lebanon.
You never post any "facts" or texts of other videos. I think the facts you mentioned in the text portion of this video are selective but true which tells me you are annoyed with what they are saying
10:58, Al Aqsa mosque is never open to anyone, I don't know what ur smokin Corey but I've been in the west bank for more than 3 years and not once have i ever gotten a permit to go to Jerusalem, while I'm talking about permits what kind of BS is this that I need a permit to go to one of my religion, Islam's holiest sites and all the other lands before 1948 which is where i am from. oh and i dont want to see anyone responding oh hes gonna do a terror attack or some stupid shit like that cause all i want to do is go see Jerusalem and I might not even get to do that when i leave this summer
1967 was a watershed moment in the relationship between Pahlavi Iran and the State of Israel. The Six Day War, during which Israel invaded its neighboring countries and occupied the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, the Sinai Peninsula, and the Golan Heights, transformed Israel into a colonial power in the eyes of Iranian intellectual elites. After the war, many of the Soviet Bloc countries severed their relations with Israel, and so did their satellite parties, including the Iranian Tudeh.
Jalal Al-e Ahmad wrote the last chapter of this travelogue in 1968, faithfully reflecting the transformation of Iranian attitudes towards Israel. In this chapter, he describes Israel as a part of a Western capitalist scheme in the region, explaining that the reactionary Arab regimes played into the hands of Israel .
Along with the elite opinion, Iranian popular perceptions of Israel also changed dramatically after 1967. A clear popular expression of this came about in 1968. That year, the Israeli and Iranian national football teams played against each other in Tehran as part of Asia Cup finals. Habib Elghanayan, a wealthy Jew and a community leader, purchased a large number of tickets for this game for Iranian Jews to attend and cheer for the Israeli team. This game, however, became a site where Iranian fans vehemently showed their discontent with Israel’s policy. The Israeli team and their supporters fell victims to brutal incitement and had to be escorted out of the stadium by the police. This incident reflected a sea change in the Iranians’ attitudes toward Israel. A one-time favorable partner now became an unwanted foreigner, protected only by the grace of the Shah’s iron fist.
Beginning in the 1970s, the Shah attempted to find new alliances in the Middle East and beyond. Iran’s relations with the Soviet Union and some of the Arab countries were revisited. A peace agreement with Iraq and the American election of President Carter in 1976, with the subsequent harsh criticisms that Carter voiced against the human rights conditions in Iran, led the Shah to develop a more negative view of the State of Israel. By the late 1970s, a revolution toppled the Pahlavi Shah, and the new regime demonstrated the Iranian public’s feelings towards the State of Israel with vocal anti-Zionism, kicking the Israeli diplomatic mission out and developing strong ties to the Palestinian resistance. Thus, contrary to the american and zionist propaganda, Iran - Israel relations went sour in 1967 and not in 1979 as the zionist propaganda claims.
Iam nattive speaker english, sorry for my grammar, but i hope you understand what im sayin about
10:42
Who has the laws about that (Al Aqsha and Haram Al sharif)? Israel? Palestine? I think thats the point we should know.
Its about "the Law who has" about. I think thats the conflicts point.
The young girl is very cute.
How can any Muslim ever have freedom when they are forced and bullied to wear certain clothes day in day out with no rest? Sad.
Lebanon 😍
Don't get me wrong, but why don't you try to learn arabic yourself? Would be much easier judging from how many arabs you have to talk with, wouldn't it?
Probably because it's useless, I mean besides learning how much arabs hate non-muslims, what else is there to gain from learning arabic?
Marcelo
maybe learning that we don't hate all non-muslims :)
All non-muslims hates us , we don't hate anyone.
Marcelo
the so called "islamic state " has killed more muslims than non-muslims ... we hate them too as we hate the occupation and any one want harm to us ... but the peacefull people of any reliogion we don't hate them and wish them no harm .
Zen AlSham
You supposedly hate them but when they massacre countless people all the world hears is a deafening silence. Muslims are supporting them by not openly condemning their actions as something wrong. Whether you like it or not, they're doing it using islam as a shield and a reason for their actions.