Most epic Jewish wedding dance
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- Опубликовано: 18 мар 2019
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Quite simply the best Jewish wedding hora (Jewish wedding dance) I've ever seen (not that I'm bias or anything). Even if you've never seen the Amazon Prime series Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, I think you can appreciate the totally epic scene that unfolded to the tune of Hava Nagila (traditional jewish wedding song). Whether you love the fact that we're all out of breath during this 20 minute wedding dance, the random pirouettes, or the screams of all the wedding guests when they realize what's happening, I hope you enjoy!
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Anyone who’s Jewish, feel free to invite me to your wedding. This looks like such a vibe
dw I will
True! # wedding reception goals 😊
me too lol
Many of us don’t dance the hora or have this type of music at all at weddings. This is particular to Eastern European Jewish culture. Jews from Greece, Turkey, Iran or Morocco have completely different music and dances also very beautiful and fun.
please me too & let me know how I can even help
I couldn't stop smiling. I hope you always smile. Jewish culture is very beautiful. Love from Türkiye🇹🇷
"Pessimism is a luxury that Jews cannot afford." Golda Meir
@@Natan_from_Haifa I feel I've been oppressed all my life for not experiencing this culture.
you dont represent turkish people
@@notforyou1083 i do
@@user-um4nb8pu7y are you really turkish
This video brings me to tears. As a Jew, nothing makes me happier than Jewish survival, celebration, and happiness. Mazel Tov.
Sending love to you, my sibling, on this day of attack ❤
Oseh shalom...
🎉🎉🎉מזל טוב!!! ❤
This is really EPIC. The joy and spontaneity is so palpable. Everyone is having a great time. God bless these people
No matter what the world throws at the Jewish people, they always survive and prosper. God bless them.
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@@darthtom100 just don't.
@@darthtom100 you're an idiot!
@Michael Robins Real Jews are Zionists. G-d is a Zionist. Psalms 132:13 - For the LORD hath chosen Zion; he hath desired it for his habitation. Zionism means the restoration of the Jewish people to the homeland G-d gave to them. That means you are fighting against G-d himself.
Ron S I’m sorry but these people are not Jewish this is The Zionists community
I am Muslim I pray that they keep smiling , dancing and laughing.
May Allah give us sense to respect eachother
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i wish for them to wish same for the muslim community.
Zohra, I am a Christian. God bless and keep you and all righteous people!
I could not stop smiling while watching this video. It oozes fun, joy and love. So much fun to watch. I hope your marriage will be as fun, joyful and full of love, just like this video. Greetings from Germany ❤
Thanks for this, Makes me feel proud to be Jewish.
I’ve been to many (Christian) weddings but last time was a Jewish wedding in Israel .... that was the best ... simply amazing from beginning till end.
Most Christian wedding receptions play the same silly old songs, same silly dances but most usually are just watching. Here we have the majority of attendants dancing with a partner. Everyone is involved.
Yeah man! Jews know how to party! It’s so much more fun!
Both Jewish and Christian wedding are amazing ❤️❤️
@@mw3335 yeah, white weddings don’t dance the same
I'm going to my son's jewush wedding next weekend. Really looking forward to it!!
Have been to several muslim and christian weddings, but have never seen any as energetic as this one. All happiness to the couple!
Thank God ur alive after attending false prophet mohammad followers weddings
I’m Mongolian but I love and admire Jewish people so much. My two aunts are married to Jewish men and their marriages are wonderful and their kids are super cute and smart. These people are super talented!
im not even Jewish but I respect the religion so much. I love dancing and this looks so joyful and fun!
I'm not jewish but man, I couldn't stop smiling, so beautiful.
Thank you!!! Me either :)
So true bless from Australia 🇦🇺 💓
Carolina Vázquez me to and I’ve had a stroke
No jews dont like you sadly
powerbang india shut up you hateful hurtful person
Wow! The Jewish people know how to partay!
If only the world was as happy as this!
I came here to listen to Hava Nagila and stayed till the end, it's was impossible to stop watching such a joyful wedding 😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🙏🥳
I'm not Jewish but Christian and I enjoyed your wedding celebration Congratulations!!!
Same here
Love it Jews people. Beautiful wedding, even I’m not a Jew they are in my heart, GOD BLESS YOU ALL.
Thank you!
@Bosna905 It's love.
God’s chosen people
What is care about jews or not jews is just happy time is a happy time :D No one care if you are women or man jews , christ etc ,,... take a happy is in evry one :D
@@chiefrabbischlomosteinberg4953 🤣
Great loving people, wonderful wedding.
Love for Jewish people and culture
Love from India 🇮🇳
That's how to celebrate!!
Wow! Love the music and dancing. Those guys in the hats were really good too.
I have a feeling all the beautiful Jewish souls in Heaven are smiling down on occasions such as this, blessing the lives, happiness and prosperity of all these their children carrying on their wonderful culture, legacy and lineage 🌈
This is the best...I've been to Jewish weddings and yes this is what many of them do. So much JOY, I so enjoy them!!! Mazel Tov to this couple!!!!
It is a celebration of LIFE!!! This needs to be done more often than just at weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs and other holy days. This needs to be done every week at least. Maybe I enjoy the music and dancing too much, but we should enjoy life more. :)
@@kathiemott3988 EXACTLY! There used to be many causes for celebration, but most of our traditions have come at the expense of assimilation. As an American Jew, its been a struggle since childhood just being able to keep our modern traditions in a society that has no tolerance for us. It started with my elementary school teachers & admin making a HUGE deal about me missing class on High Holy Holidays. They’d do everything to shame me, equating practicing my religion with “playing hooky,” because I was “choosing to skip class” for something they considered “voluntary” unlike being sick. No matter how many times me or my parents calmly explained how WE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO WORK OR GO TO SCHOOL ON HIGH HOLY HOLIDAYS, they did not care because they didn’t consider our practices or beliefs to be “legitimate.” They’d retaliate by refusing to allow me to make-up any tests I missed, made excuses to not give me homework a day early so I could turn it in on time, and I recall at least 2 occasions where a teacher gave their ONLY pop-quizzes on the holiday. By the 90s pop-quizzes in general weren’t commonplace in public school, yet the first and only pop-quizzes given out in those 12 yrs were given while I was literally in Temple.
They also threatened to hold me back because my elementary school ran an 45 min later than all the others in the school district, and thus I needed to miss the last class of the day, Spanish, in order to attend Hebrew School. Apparently learning a Jewish language wasn’t good enough for them, as they continued to deny my civil rights. The Antisemitism I got from Christians in between classes & at recess, even by my own friends, made me feel so alienated, and I learned very young that not even teachers can be trusted. My 4th grade teacher literally called me a “narc” for reporting the Antisemitic bullying, and having had enough, my Mom worked very hard to transfer me (the token Jew of the entire school) to the other elementary school in the district across town that had more Jewish kids.
I’ve been working since 14, which wound-up being the biggest influence on me discontinuing celebrating the High Holy Holidays as I got older, so I wouldn’t have to explain why I need a specific day off, and unleash the beast of Antisemitism in the workplace. A “good worker” never misses work, especially being Gen Y & coming of age in the Great Recession, giving employers the eternal upper-hand to look for ANY reason to give away your job to the next desperate person. Everyone was replaceable… still are. By the time I got a full-time 9-7 office job after moving to LA, there was so much pressure on me to NEVER miss work (calling in sick was unheard of), especially as I got promoted & started working later and always being on-call; despite working at a company (a Hollywood movie studio) that recognized Jewish holidays where even non-Jewish Execs would use our holidays as an excuse to skip work, I wasn’t able to partake as a minion whose job “thousands would kill for.” No matter how many years I spent choosing work and avoiding Antisemitism over the holidays, it never got easier knowing I was working on days I’m not supposed to. Regardless of how religious I was at that point, it felt like a grave injustice. Everything shuts down on Christian holidays, leaving us with nothing to do on our forced day-off of missed pay, where only Chinese restaurants & movie theaters were open. I felt lucky working at Starbucks in college, because that place NEVER closes, because I got the “opportunity” to work Christmas & get Holiday pay.
Long story short: Modern western society won’t allow most Jews to simply celebrate the 2 most important holidays of the entire year without risking our employment, reputation, lost wages, retaliation, or discrimination; which I’ve seen take a toll on the Jewish community as a whole. How can we stay connected and celebrate when we live in a society that sees us as nameless faceless workers, and has a different religion’s holidays baked into it’s very foundation, making celebrating the most important things very difficult in itself? I just wish more was being done to advocate for our rights, to protect us from discrimination & hate, and to bring the Jewish community as a whole closer together - not being clicky and judgemental. There used to be tons of Jewish advocacy thru the 80s, ending essentially after helping the “Refuseniks,” then one day everyone decided we’re all doing fine… better than fine… and that our advocacy groups & orgs should be used to help everyone but other Jews. I can’t tell you how much I’ve been let down by Jewish organizations that help the poor & vulnerable, at my most poor and desperate times, *because* I’m a Jew. It’s almost like this denial gets projected by the minority of Jews who run these orgs, that we’re still not there yet and THOUSANDS of Jews go hungry, are denied basic human and civil rights, and have absolutely nowhere to turn when we’re in danger for being who we are. It’s fear-based denial, not wanting to believe *IT* could happen again from Jewish Americans raised in tight-knit Jewish communities where they didn’t see the experience MOST Jews in America have - which is Antisemitism that’s so systemic people like me have to transfer schools (my education at risk, let alone my self-esteem/mental healthy), leave jobs, or move 2,000 miles away just to survive the discrimination. The shame older gens felt, causing them to not share their story with their children, contributing to the massive holes in our history. I’m lucky my parents told me exactly how it was growing-up in Wyoming and New York, and the violence and segregation and terror they went thru just for being Jewish in AMERICA. My Grandfather was a Ritchie Boy in WWII, and he came back to the only country he’s ever known, that he thought gave his parents a safe haven full of opportunity after they escaped the Pale Settlement; to a country he didn’t recognize, so full of hate for our people despite what the Germans just put us through. No stories of Jewish soldiers are told in this country. He sacrificed his sanity for this nation AND his people, but wasn’t allowed to tell a soul about the secret OSS program he was a part of that gave America it’s big win. Things he saw he couldn’t live with, yet he died telling everyone he “just worked a desk job” and “never saw combat.” Turns out he fought in Battle of the Bulge, D-Day, AND for reasons he never shared, he took out several top SS one-by-one until he had to be restrained by other US soldiers. He knew they’d get away with it, and they did. Many got American citizenship and jobs at NASA & the DOD al la Project Paperclip. I wonder all the time if that’s WHY he did it. I don’t even know what operations he was doing, but he’s not the only Jewish soldier that “snapped.” Our country’s decision (this includes every allied nation btw) to bring top SS HERE, covering-up their war crimes, and putting them in positions of power is precisely why things got even worse for American Jews AFTER WWII.
Anyways long rant. ADHD. I just wish we could celebrate life, come together as a people again, and just celebrate out in the open and not have fear. That’s all I want before it’s my time to leave this rock. I feel so isolated from my own people. Too many are preoccupied with denying the bad things happening to Jews like me and my family all over this country and all the rest. It’s not acceptable to demand others accept Antisemitism and keep quiet about it. It’s real. Ignoring it makes us unprepared and vulnerable, and it is quite cruel to deny someone’s traumatic experiences as-if they’re being “hysterical.” That’s exactly what happens everytime I try to remind the more privileged/sheltered Jews that MOST of us are still struggling in every context right now, and barely hanging on.
God ADHD is embarrassing, but who else can I share any of this with? No Jews I know IRL will hear any of it. Non-Jewish non-Christian friends really try, but it’s not their fault they can’t understand.
@@Living_Dead_Girrl I heard my sis❤️😕
They all look so happy, so glam, so handsome. Heck, I don't even know them and I'm really sorry I missed it! I hope the marriage is as wonderful and as full of joy.
It's so beautiful to see everybody enjoying themselves no matter what religion or color are you .
You know the fun's really gonna start when they bust out the chair
Now that's a real party!
Israelis are the best dancers. If you don’t believe me, Google dancing Israelis.
Yeah real hitler b i r t h d a y
as an Iranian atheist I absolutely love this 🇮🇷♥️🇮🇱
I know many Iranian....they are great people. And I´m Jew!
@warmac why what happened
My friend is an atheist, everyone should have joy and peace regardless of faith or lack of.
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Wait this is real life!? I thought this was a movie!?!? 😳 This is incredible
It’s how we roll!
Anytime I’m feeling low, I play this video; it always cheers me up.
I'm so happy to hear it brings you joy... me too!
@@BubbesGirl hello mam I am Indian boy please contact me 😢😢😢😢
Omg! My Jewish soul was in heaven for 11:34 mins!!! Speechless!!!!! Mazel Tov! 🥰🥰😍😍😍😍✡️✡️✡️✡️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
Thank you so much!! It was certainly a highlight of our wedding and I loved that it was such a surprise to everyone! We're creating new original content based off the success of this idea - please let me know if there's anything you think would be fun to see! Jewish lifestyle themed :)
OMG Yes, same!!!!
Bubbe's Girl I’m so happy for you girl! You did an amazing job on your wedding... I will subscribe to your channel, right now! I love everything Jewish, and will be so glad to watch! We need more content, of this kind, from the young & secular generation! I wish you lots of luck... on your new (successful) channel & on your married life. Mazel Tov! And thanks for writing back to me! 🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🤩💕💕💕💕💕🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻
P.S. if I think of something specific, I will surely write to you!
@@BubbesGirl I like the song very much, remember the title? ( I konw the date ) 😉
Merci ❤❤❤❤❤ 1:45
I am an ex-Muslim and now atheist. Being an atheist give me the chance to look and see all religions equally with no discrimination or favoring one over the other. I love to see people happy. I really enjoyed the wedding. I will show it to my Jewish wife too.
Looks really fun. Exactly what a celebration should be like. Everyone having a blast.
What an EPIC wedding!!! Lots of love and soul coming from this room. Can’t wait to see more content.
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This brought back so many memories of my days as a wedding singer in CT. I loved doing weddings, because the band I was with performed at weddings of all ethnicities. So I had to learn Hava Nagila and another song called Hevenu Shalom Alechem. I was soooooooo singing along just now. I loved seeing all the different cultures and how they celebrate their traditions. I've done bar mitvahs as well and always had so much fun watching people enjoying life and their families. Congrats to the bride and groom and thanks for the memories.
I went to a Jewish wedding. So much fun! ❤❤❤🎉
What a wonderful heritage! I love the Jewish people.
I never want to get married and this video sealed the deal. There is no way my wedding could be as amazing as this. This video should have more views.
That's very sweet, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
We have to share it! I did before I even finished watching it lolss!!!
Marry me.. We can try re create this.. X lol
Shalom Butthe4d! When I was a lil Bokher (very young man) I also said, I never wanna get married. ;-)) Well wait until HaShem lets You meet a bride like this one in this clip... ;-) This bridegroom for sure has become one of the happiest husbands ever! Boy, you cannot imagine the "coup de foudre" that comes over you the day you encounter the one girl that HaShem has designated to become the Mamale of your kids... ;-) You will not recognize yourself the next morning. Promised! HaShem started to change my opinion by letting me fall in love with Ofra Haza in a way that I didn't recognize it, first I thaught I was just a great fan, but when it develops, you get aware of the possible fascination a good wife could develop. And how should I explain it, that prepared me to meet the one HaShem had designated for me. I would have laughed a few years earlier when someone would have told me, that it will happen that I would have a time in my life where my only whish would be to marry the girl that I want to become the Mamale of my kids, but that describes exactly what it felt like: Ofra shaded away and it became just this: Her and only her.
Only the love to HaShem is more overwhelming. Remember the Shir HaShirim 8, 6: Love is a burning fire from HaShem...
I'm sure you will remember as soon as it will happen to you, no doubt. It doesn't matter if you can imagine or not. Man sees what is in front of his eyes, but HaShem sees his heart...
When it happens, don't try to resist: 1st it's of no use & 2nd it makes so happy to allow Him this ignition of your heart, it's really worth it. ;-))
Yevarehekha et Adonayi Eloheynou!
@@Wisdom23 Shalom Da R! Don't worry... When HaShem will decide to set his heart on fire, he will change his opinion so quickly, that he will not recongnize himself... ;-) Remember Shir HaShirim 8, 6...
I too was one of these bros who thought, I will never even wanna marry, but when HaShem led my paths to encounter the girl He wanted to become the Mamale of my Kids, He changed my mind so quickly that I was somehow surprised to find myself wanting nothing else but her to become my wife & the Mamale of my kids. I was at a point where even if my parents would have disheritated me, my reaction would have been like a honeybadger's one: I don't care. I want her and her only. You may have read already:
Man sees what is in front of his eyes, but HaShem looks into the heart.
That's not a joke. That's prophecy fulfilling every day somewhere on earth & when it's his turn, he will be happy to throw over board all his former mindsets. Truly, that's the way HaShem acts & it makes happy to accept it when it's your turn... ;-)
I'm Algerian and freaking love this song 🥰
There are several songs here, each being played one after another without hardly any breaks between the songs. I only know because I know each of the songs and have danced to them and continue to dance to them. :)
@@kathiemott3988 what are those songs????
@@samuellee9752 the Starting Song is Hava Nagila a old folk song
What a beautiful wedding, everyone is so joyous and fun. The bride and groom are definitely well loved by the community of family and friends around them. I hope they all live a happy life 💕✨.
I just got this in my feed. Thank you for the joy!
I've photographed many Jewish weddings along with other religious weddings. I love the symbolic and traditions. Jewish weddings are so much fun. The last one was in Lake Como:)
I'm not religious, but who COULDN'T love the Jewish people? Well I can think of some, and we HUNG THEM.
so that was someone super rich
@emosh73 haha!
You do know there are Jews in Italy, right?
I visited Lake Como the first time I went to Italy, which was in 1997.
Sooo joyful! I'm not even Jewish. Best wishes to the happy couple. Thank you to all present for these wonderful moments spent with you.
Thank you!!
Every time I need a little joy in my life, I come to watch this video again because the happiness in it is contagious. How could you watch this video and not be full of joy? May you and your husband have this much joy in your lives forever! Thank you for sharing this moment with us!
Such joy! Congratulations to the beautiful couple! God Bless you all❤️🙏🇮🇱
This reminds me of my son and daughter-in-law's wedding when we celebrated with the Hora!
The joy, the love, the happiness, the celebration.These are my people.
I've never had so much fun watching a wedding ceremony in my life! This was great!!
My face hurts from keeping a giant smile on my face for 11 minutes.😁
Me too.
Hey, hey, me as well, yes yes.
So beautiful that they're all dancing together.
Man! This looks like a blast‼️ Always nice see loved ones congregate and have an amazing time celebrating each other👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾
I want nothing more than to be invited to a Jewish wedding now.
I just kept smiling and it's very beautiful to see people so happy! Dancing and having a ball! Congrats to the newlyweds! God bless bless !!! USA 🇺🇸
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who was the band??
Love from Uganda.i enjoyed my sister"s jewish wedding.
Is love to see a Uganda Jewish wedding. Sounds amazing!
are there jews in Uganda?
Oh yeah. Some are Israelis, but there is an old Ugandan Jewish community.
You can go to the museum of Jewsjh civilization, and there is a thing about synagogue's in Uganda
C T no her sister married a Jewish man.
I've never seen such a lively wedding before. Jewish weddings are a must visit🔥🔥❤❤
Jewish wedding are not theme park
the couples really had a great wedding lmao.
Mazel tov from a Muslim!! Shalom shalom!! 💃🏻🔯
Thanks bro!! Shalom!!
Oh how I need a wedding in the family this year. So many amazing memories that this video brings back. Mazal Tov to the beautiful family
Same! Life is just to bleak sometimes.
I love Jewish people. They’re great. When I was growing up, we used to get along great with the Jewish kids at school and in our neighborhood. They seem to understand the struggle that my people went through, as they understood what it was like to struggle and be different. Anyway, this was lovely, and I thank you for posting this. This put a huge smile on my face.
We've been persecuted since the beginning of time so that's why we know your struggle
I feel sorry for the jewish people
I’m tunisian and I really love the song hava nagila 🤩 my husband has a lot of Jewish friends. I hope one day I’ll get invited to a Jewish wedding, would love to party with you guys! Your wedding looks like a blast 👍🏽
tunsian family ❤️ love this too
Always wanted to be invited to a Jewish wedding.....
I know where to come for a plus one now 😂
Daaboo yeah, and I always wanted to be invited to the Federal Reserve.
We’ve got something in common.
@@TraceLight of course, you'd want to meet the owner not the ceo
Yeah fr 😂😂
Why, so you could be Top Jew like Stewie?
WOW !!!!!!! This is how a wedding must be !!! Fantastic, and everybody's in, the chosen, kalle, mama, papa, grandpa, grandma, the whole family and all the friends ! I'm from Holland, and here you have stiff, dull weddings, I'm so sorry to say this but it's the truth. And such a beautiful bride and groom !!! Thank you so much for sharing this with me, I enjoyed it so much. Mazal Tov to the whole family, I wish you all a long, happy life with a lot of children until you all are 120. Shalom from Holland with love 😚 💜 🔯 ☕ 🍰 🍷 🌹 🌞 💐 💋 💋 💋 💋
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Jewish weddings look like a blast
and Serbian too
I love the smile oh their faces, they look so happy,
So much fun, energy, tradition and laughter at a Jewish wedding. It looks like it could get tiring though. So Lovely ❤
What I love in Jewish people is their beautiful faces. Wedding traditions is so much fun young and oldies are dancing. All problems are gone
MAZELTOV
There are 2 "dances". One before the main course, one after, each lasting an hour, about. This is not an Orthodox wedding, you can tell because of the mixed dancing, and the brides dress. The men dressed as chassidim are not, because they danced holding women's hands. We agree with the victorian's about how sexy dancing cheek to cheek is. Save it for your spouse in private.
So nice to see everyone so happy and joyous! Really lifts your spirits during these challenging times. This is really beautiful. Thank you for sharing and congratulations!
Needed a smile so I searched Jewish chair dance glad to see meny dances at this wedding man you guys know how to celebrate. I remember going to a theme park and saw a bunch of people doing the circle dance so much happiness thank you for sharing this and of course mazel tov!
What a blast! Wishing everyone joy and happiness
Mazel tov. I enjoyed the dancing. Great video!
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OMG this was so much fun! Congratulations to the Bride and Groom! That one Gentleman that does the epic dances was awesome!
Thank you!!
I'm not a religious person by any means. But I've always had a deep soulful connection to the Jewish culture. Much love and respect. And such a beautiful wedding.
So you're a communist?
Good god why?
I am so proud that I am JEWISH .Woooooo🥰😍👍Be happy my dears😇🥰
❤️🇮🇱🙏!!!
Bucket list Item: Get invited to an amazing Jewish wedding and circle to the left.
Haha looks like soooo much fun!
The traditions of our people are so much fun.
Да,веселая свадьба!Очень понравилось,смотрела много раз,люблю еврейские мелодии.Удачи,счастья молодаженам!Всех благ!❤🎉
Dance like bolsheviks
I looove so much, it remindes of Greek parties, God bless Jewish people ❤️❤️😇😇🎉🎉
Wow, this is just so magical and uplifting! I knew the chair was coming, so the bride must have known too and yet she looked so surprised and definitely overjoyed!
Such a cool dancing .
Greetings from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 to brother 🇮🇱
you are a JEWISH AZERI?
I didnt know Azerbayjan has jews too...interesting.
Azeri and jew are not brothers. do not post garbage comment plz. A Jew is just a Jew...nothing else.
im a persian jew
@@user-jj6jr9gx8u You should be proud of being persian
@@user-uh4rn6vc6c ar you persian
Man, I want my wedding to be like this!
Become Jewish!
Find a nice Jewish girl
Watching this made me so incredibly happy. Such a beautiful moment. Thank you for sharing. ❤
So much happiness and positivity! Definitely needed in these days and times. Such a beautiful culture and people. God bless them all and congratulations to the newlywed couple!
LOVE LOVE LOVE! This is 10000% the best Hora I've ever seen! How did you think of this idea?!
Cheers to the couple and thanks for making me smile!🙏
im not Jewish, but MAN i would love to go to a function... this looks like a straight BLAST
Yoffe! Todah rabah for the great wedding music and dance. Shalom and Mazel Tov!
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It’s kinda the best wedding I’ve ever seen
What a passion! A lot of energy - a positive vibe! Amazing! Wow!
This is EPIC! thanks for sharing. I love how participatory everyone was.
Respect from Turkey, what a wonderful atmosphere. Always smile folks.
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Looks to have been an amazing day, I love the Jewish people they are such nice people and sure know how to party
I wish you both a long and happy life together .
Thank you for sharing this beautiful moment!
I enjoyed every second of this! Thanks for sharing
Everybody is having a BLAST!!!! Wish I was there!!!!! Congratulations!
So gorgeous!!! Tears of joy are flowing!! Much happiness to y’all!! Mazel tov!!
Kimberly Comfort thank you so much! ✨😍
The best ever
Awesome! Wish I was there! Go Israel 🇮🇱 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ Congratulations to the Mr. & Mrs. Great video! Wish I was there 🥂🥂🥂🥂🥂
I love being a Jew. We really know how to party.
You guys really know how to dance. Dancing Israelis have some of the best dances in the world. Lots of examples you can find on Google.
@@f-86zoomer37 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂
Yes, you do!
Really very amazing..I am cristian but i like this music and the way to.make party
@@f-86zoomer37 Don’t need an example, I’m an American Jew that was born dancing. It’s in my blood ;)
Most of us are good dancers, we just never get the credit.
Btw, Israelis & Jews are two separate things. Lots of Israelis aren’t Jewish, and Israel has it’s own culture just like any other country, that’s distinct from Jewish culture. Before modern-day Israel, those dances were simply Jewish dances. We’re not a nation, we’re a people.
This was posted on my b day! I’m a black agnostic lady and love this song! Was randomly singing it and dancing in my room and decided to youtube how the pros do it and found your video. Le Chaim!
Le Chaim K D!
Oh!! The latkes and my favorite…the knishes! Such beautiful people having so much fun! and now I’m starving….lolol😆😁😂
I'm not Jewish either but I was watching and smiling along with you! Mozel tov and may G-d bless the newlyweds abundantly!!!
Such joy at these weddings. Wonderful.