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The Jewrnal
Israel
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Welcome to the Jewrnal, where we embark on a journey to discover the fascinating history and culture of the Jewish people, both in Israel and around the world.
Our channel is dedicated to exploring the many facets of Jewish identity, from ancient times to the present day.
With a focus on Israel and its rich archaeological sites, we delve into the stories and artifacts that reveal the deep connection between the Jewish people and this land.
But our exploration doesn't stop there. We also delve into the Jewish diaspora and the diverse expressions of Jewish communities and history that can be found across the world.
Join us on this journey of discovery as we explore the rich history and culture of the Jewish people. Whether you're a history geek, a travel enthusiast, or simply curious about Jewish culture, there's something for everyone in the Jewrnal.
Our channel is dedicated to exploring the many facets of Jewish identity, from ancient times to the present day.
With a focus on Israel and its rich archaeological sites, we delve into the stories and artifacts that reveal the deep connection between the Jewish people and this land.
But our exploration doesn't stop there. We also delve into the Jewish diaspora and the diverse expressions of Jewish communities and history that can be found across the world.
Join us on this journey of discovery as we explore the rich history and culture of the Jewish people. Whether you're a history geek, a travel enthusiast, or simply curious about Jewish culture, there's something for everyone in the Jewrnal.
Yodfat's Heroic Battle: Romans vs. Jews Led by Josephus Flavius
Explore the ancient city of Yodfat, renowned for its heroic and tragic battle during the Great Revolt of the Jews against Roman occupation in 67 CE. Josephus Flavius, appointed governor of Galilee, led the Jewish forces in a courageous stand here. The battle saw the Roman legions, under General Vespasian, claim victory after a fierce struggle that claimed approximately 40,000 lives.
Yodfat was the first Jewish city in Galilee to resist Roman forces, falling after the peaceful surrender of Sepphoris (Tzipori). Its fall marked a turning point as other cities in the region met similar fates. The entire land of Israel fell after seven years of bloody wars, culminating in 73 CE when Masada, the last stronghold located in the Judean Mountains, fell.
Join us as we journey through the ruins of Yodfat, uncovering the stories of bravery and tragedy from the accounts of Josephus, amidst the backdrop of a turbulent era that shaped the fate of ancient Israel.
For more information about Yodfat National Park, visit the Israel Nature and Parks Authority website: en.parks.org.il/
Yodfat was the first Jewish city in Galilee to resist Roman forces, falling after the peaceful surrender of Sepphoris (Tzipori). Its fall marked a turning point as other cities in the region met similar fates. The entire land of Israel fell after seven years of bloody wars, culminating in 73 CE when Masada, the last stronghold located in the Judean Mountains, fell.
Join us as we journey through the ruins of Yodfat, uncovering the stories of bravery and tragedy from the accounts of Josephus, amidst the backdrop of a turbulent era that shaped the fate of ancient Israel.
For more information about Yodfat National Park, visit the Israel Nature and Parks Authority website: en.parks.org.il/
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Discovering Sepphoris (Tzipori): Archaeological Treasures of Jewish and Roman Heritage
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Tzipori, known as Sepphoris in English, became the capital of the Galilee after the Roman occupation in 63 BCE and is renowned as the birthplace of the Mishnah. According to Josephus Flavius (Yosef ben Matthiyahu), Tzipori was "the splendor of the whole Galilee." At the end of the second century CE, Rabbi Judah the Prince (Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi) moved the Sanhedrin, the Jewish spiritual center, t...
Hidden Treasures of Galilee: Uncovering The Story of Baram Synagogue
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Explore the fascinating history of Bar’am Synagogue, located near the Lebanese border in Israel’s Northern Galilee. The ancient village of Bar’am housed a thriving Jewish community from the Second Temple period to the 13th century CE. In the area, we find two synagogues that have been mentioned in the records of many travelers over the past thousand years. Join us as we uncover the remnants of ...
Bet She’arim National Park (Part 2) - The Largest Ancient Jewish Necropolis in Israel
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Bet She'arim National Park is a World Heritage site recognized by UNESCO for its historical significance. The necropolis, also known as the "city of the dead," is one of the largest surviving Jewish cemeteries of antiquity and is of primary importance for Jewish history in the period following the destruction of the Second Temple. It appears to have been established during King Herod's reign, b...
Bet She’arim National Park (Part 1) - Prominent Jewish Center in Israel, 2nd-4th Centuries CE
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Bet She'arim National Park is a World Heritage site recognized by UNESCO for its historical significance. The necropolis, also known as the "city of the dead," is one of the largest surviving Jewish cemeteries of antiquity and is of primary importance for Jewish history in the period following the destruction of the Second Temple. It appears to have been established during King Herod's reign, b...
City of David National Park, Jerusalem (Part 2)
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The city of David is an archaeological site situated in Jerusalem. It is considered to be one of the most important historical and biblical sites in the world. The area is believed to be the original city center of ancient Jerusalem and also holds a religious and historical significance for the Jewish people. Archaeological excavations at the City of David have unveiled numerous artifacts, stru...
City of David National Park, Jerusalem (Part 1)
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Description The city of David is an archaeological site situated in Jerusalem. It is considered to be one of the most important historical and biblical sites in the world. The area is believed to be the original city center of ancient Jerusalem and also holds a religious and historical significance for the Jewish people. Archaeological excavations at the City of David have unveiled numerous art...
The Western Wall: From Ancient times to the Present
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Join us on a captivating journey to the Western Wall, a timeless symbol of faith, devotion, and profound historical significance. Located in the heart of Jerusalem's Old City, the Western Wall or "Hakotel" in Hebrew stands as a revered testament to the rich heritage and spiritual devotion of the Jewish people. As the last remnant of the Second Temple, which was destroyed in 70 CE, the Western W...
Codex Sassoon 1053 - The Story behind the Oldest Written Hebrew Bible (Sassoon’s Crown)
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In the video we see the Codex Sassoon, also known as Sassoon’s Crown which is one of the oldest and most complete copies of the Hebrew Bible. This manuscript contains all 24 books of the Bible, dating back to the 9th and 10th centuries. It was written in ink on sheepskin, and bound in a leather binding, weighing about 12 kilograms and including 792 pages of written texts. Therefore, the Codex S...
The Engraved Stone of the Trumpeting Place, Temple Mount, Jerusalem
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Join us in this video as we explore the Trumpeting Place - a sacred location in ancient Jerusalem. Located at the southern end of the Temple Mount, the Trumpeting Place is believed to be the spot where priests (The Cohens) stood and sounded their trumpets to mark the beginning and end of the Sabbath and other holy days. The Trumpeting Place can be found near the place it once stood and indeed t...
The Ketef Hinnom Scrolls: The Remarkable Discovery of the Oldest Biblical Texts
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Ketef Hinnom Scrolls In this video, we explore the Ketef Hinnom Scrolls - one of the most significant archaeological discoveries in Jerusalem. Found in a burial cave near Jerusalem, these two silver scrolls contain some of the oldest surviving texts from the Hebrew Bible. We'll take a closer look at the contents of the scrolls, their historical significance, and the challenges faced by archaeol...
The Robinson's Arch - Stairways to the Jewish Temple, Jerusalem
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The Robinson's Arch is an ancient architectural marvel located near the Western Wall in Jerusalem. It was discovered by American biblical scholar Edward Robinson in 1838 during his exploration of the Holy Land. The arch is named after him in recognition of his significant contribution to the study of the ancient city of Jerusalem. Join us in this fascinating video as we unravel the history of t...
Secrets of the Western Wall Tunnels: The Great Bridge Tour
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Deep beneath the streets of Jerusalem's Old City lies a hidden world of wonder and mystery: the Western Wall Tunnels. These underground passageways stretch for almost half a kilometer alongside the Western Wall, one of the most sacred sites in Judaism. Here, history and archaeology intertwine to reveal the secrets of the past, spanning thousands of years. From the impressive Herodian-era Wilson...
Hebron: Tomb of Abraham
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A visit to the Tomb of the Patriarchs and Matriarch: Tomb of Abraham and Sarah, Isaac and Rebecca and Jacob and Leah. This is the second holiest place in Judaism after Jerusalem Temple Mount. The structure atop the cave was built by the Jewish King Herod the Great 2,000 years ago.
Why does the Hebrew day start in the evening?! and what moral can we learn from it for our life?
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Why does the Hebrew day start in the evening?! and what moral can we learn from it for our life?
Watching from phillipines really like it..
Added to my playlist called “Israel - God’s Chosen People" Thanks for this fantastic tour. I love Israel and all things biblical.
Great....very informative.
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Israel is God's own chosen country. Stay strong. Stay blessed.
Great video, thanks:)) John 5:24
Shalom
🙏🙏Thank you so much 🙏 🙏
Incredible place. Seems they were a clean people..
Love Israel from India❤❤
Gallelli, Judea, Samaria... you people are Delusional.. and living in s time warp! This show should be called "the jewanus " hahaha rest in demons
Jesus walked here 🙏 please read Daniel chapters 2,7,11,12, and Revelation chapters 13,14,17, and check out 3abn 🙏
Thank you.
You are amazing, perfect story, very well explained, makes you so proud of being Jewish. Thank you
Bed rock Siloam Jerusalem 597 BCE
Did the Temple Mount have a peak? Or was it a threshing FLOOR?
Just incredible! What a wonderful video you’ve made. Thanks from Oregon
Beautiful to see but a lot of idolatry, no where in the bible does it say to pray at the patriarchs tombs.
Can someone point out the scriptural source, or is this a tradition like Christian's use of a Christmas tree?
Thank you for sharing! Wonderful and informative tour
This guide is impressive person, the way he explains the rich and complicated history of Jerusalem is both captivating as well as amusing, such a natural teacher!
THE Muslim Quarter Turns my Stumic ! 🦵🏻🌕🤢 Because a FALSE RELIGIONS IS A WASTE OF LAND Who Hate the Jewish people .
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That evil man that that Rabbi was talking about he slaughtered a pig in the house of God pigs are un kosher😊
The reason I come the second temple was going to be more glorious than the first it's not because of the herald which is the crossover of Esau was because Jesus Christ was going to be in that building😊
Well documented, The narrative was easily understood, A wonderful understanding of the subject , excellent photography... Just a marvelous job😊
Excellent job. Good arrangement of subjects... Interesting hypothesis, why it was David's Palace reused...
It was right when Jordan gave that land to Israel cost it was part of the land given to Israel by god not by men how dare the Palestinian tried to get that land for themselves they knew the truth but still ignore it because of their evil hearts
Media is not who you want to listen to when it comes to archaeology 😂
I am so thankful I was in Israel in 1998! Ever since so much has been excavated and Mslms have been extending their territory and will try change history ( the past!) as well
I am in Jerusalem right now and cannot wait to go to the city of David again! Thank you- this is terrific!
Excellent Tour Guide Yehuda Deutsch! Isn't that German? Great Job 👍
Robert Cornuke, The Temple
Great vid! TY
Today God, I pray that you forgive what has come out of our lives and mouths and the issues of the heart that have come up. I ask that you protect and love us and teach us differently in the mighty name of Jesus Amen 🙏
Thank you God for your living, breathing, active word that transforms lives. Thank you for making all things new. I pray for your loving kindness, mercy, grace, peace and blessings in Jesus name Amen 🙏
God bless the Holy Land and his people.
WOW - I learned soo much from this video. Thank you.
Thank you much love and respect to my Jewish and Christian family ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Western wall is proof that the prophecy of the writer of the gospel did not take place when the Romans destroyed Jerusalem. It was nothing more than a rushed writing by Gentiles with faked authors.
Yehuda Deutsch excellent tour guide well explained I see no other I saw from attempt to personal interpretation! Like wall stood facing holy place temple and alleged arch ark at synagogue and water flow for purification and of course I like most is the dimensions of the Temple area three layers begin above floor. I imagine the exact Solomon Temple stood is in tge Dome of the Rock!
Oh wow-the seal is amazing find
I love your videos. Great seeing all the places I will not be able to visit.
Completely Amazing. Thank you! Sholom
What an incredible site the western wall is! I am just beginning to fathom why king Solomon build the temple as he did. It was to show the awesomeness of Hashem.
@17:23 is the evidence that 2000 years ago, at the time of the Biblical account of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ the Messiah prophesied by the Prophets of Yaweh, there was an earthquake described by Matthew. Matthew 27:45-54 NIV [45] From noon until three in the afternoon darkness came over all the land. [46] About three in the afternoon Jesus cried out in a loud voice, “Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?” (which means “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”). [47] When some of those standing there heard this, they said, “He’s calling Elijah.” [48] Immediately one of them ran and got a sponge. He filled it with wine vinegar, put it on a staff, and offered it to Jesus to drink. [49] The rest said, “Now leave him alone. Let’s see if Elijah comes to save him.” [50] And when Jesus had cried out again in a loud voice, he gave up his spirit. [51] At that moment the curtain of the temple was torn in two from top to bottom. The earth shook, the rocks split [52] and the tombs broke open. The bodies of many holy people who had died were raised to life. [53] They came out of the tombs after Jesus’ resurrection and went into the holy city and appeared to many people. [54] When the centurion and those with him who were guarding Jesus saw the earthquake and all that had happened, they were terrified, and exclaimed, “Surely he was the Son of God!” bible.com/bible/111/mat.27.45-54.NIV
What an informative, knowledgeable, entertaining tour guide! I watched a newer video with him as the guide, but it was a much shorter video. Thank you for capturing such an amazing tour!
That's what JESUS said that stones will praise the Lord if U don't praise the Lord. From India 🇮🇳
People call Abraham a Jew; he was not. He was and is Hebrew. The Jews were named that way AFTER they returned from Babylon and they had intermarried with the Babylonians. Since Abraham is the father of many nations through him I see myself as a Christian Hebrew.
I've learn a lot in this video. Thank you kindly for sharing. It's great 👍