SOLO on the streets of JERUSALEM! (The Holy lands)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- Join me as I finally make it to Jerusalem! Walking through the historical streets of Jerusalem was very surreal.
The narrow streets are very hard to navigate but I made my way to Damascus gate at the muslim quarter and onwards to the wailing wall and finally through the street where Jesus carried his cross. JOIN ME!
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The partition that you saw at the Western Wall was to divide men & women. It has nothing to do with Muslims. People of all faiths can visit the Wall (Kotel). You're not required to cover your head but you should. The Al Aqsa Mosque has the black dome. The Temple Mount (Haram Al Sharif or Noble Sanctuary) has the gold dome.
Theres no reason he should have covered his head
The mosque with the Black Dome, is Al-Qibli, the Dome of the Rock has the golden Dome. The entire complex is known as Al-Aqsa and it has 9 mosques. Hence the reason why people salaah (pray) on the entire complex (the mataaf) and their prayers are accepted as though it was done inside a mosque. The entire complex is a mosque.
@@rholdagosain5649 thank you for that information.
@@rholdagosain5649 you are correct, very few people outside of Palestine know this, there is a lot of misinformation.
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Al aqsa is a mosque in saudi arabia not Jerusalem. As well as the name mentioned in the quran
Only just discovered your videos, Callum, and absolutely love seeing the world in a new way. Love it
Hi, I'm from Jerusalem and the Muslim quarter is intense. I hope you got to visit places outside the old city.
You're taking me back to a memorable tour in 2019! Aqsa was awesome! Everything I expected and more. You've walked in the footsteps of the prophets. The Dome of the Rock was where Muhammed SAW led the other prophrts in prayer. The Qibli mosques athaan still resonates in my ears - such sincerity! Yes, we were also checked by IOF at the entrance of the AL-Aqsa compound.
The same Muslim family has been the custodians of the keys to the Holy church of Sepulcre for more than a 1000 years. I wanted to meet them and discovered the following day that I had actually chatted to the gentleman the day prior - he sits at the door of the church.
This was probably my most favourite video yet, what a wholesome vlog. I felt like I was there with u walking the streets. It’s good to see it all from a Scottish mans point of view! As u often use the word Inshallah, another word to use is Bismillah before each meal, try it 🙂 x
Looking at 1000 all in package and flight food
19:55 he's speaking Syriac Aramaic, they are Arameans, syriac orthodox church
Best video ever🎉 thank u callum 💚
I've watched a few of your videos now and I love how you just take everything you see at face value and don't politicise anything. I'm laughing at how much you love falafel! How many falafels have you eaten so far on your travels?! I bet when you eventually get back to Scotland you will be cooking falafels for all your friends and family! Served with Irn Bru, of course: that goes without saying! Happy travels!
Love Falafals! Rarely get them in Scotland. Thanks for checking out the videos 😀
Clueless and uneducated. Doesn't prepare for the tour and it shows. Typical product of Western "education" system. Simple minded, lacks intellect and void of basic knowledge. Sad...
I am travelling vicariously through you! Thanks for the azaan live vids earlier. Kiwi
Thanks for being part of this journey! Through the good and the not so good🙏 It’s appreciated
@@CallumAbroad welcome. I just wish people weren’t so nasty at times :(
Amazing vid. Really can sense history those banshee noises nrly spilt cuppa😆 🤣 do u regret not getting tour guide tho? Its full of nooks n crannies.
Nah I don’t regret it. I’ll never see everything here however being solo forces ma to get lost and in turn this opens up more things.
@@CallumAbroad true. A lot of travellers say that
Great look around the city. Last time I was there was back in 1992 just after I got married. I was posted to Cyprus with the army. We did a trip to Israel and then on to Egypt. Fascinating place! There was a strike going on when we visited so the place was largely deserted. Looking forward to the rest of your visit!
Haha I am laughing at myself because I read 1992 as 1922 and I was looking at your photo and thinking WHAT??? 🤣🤣I think I need glasses 🤣
@@happydillpickle lol! I’m looking quite good for a 100 year old! 😂😂
@@1873KB Haha indeed! 🤣
Another brilliant TH-cam vlog mashaallah doing amazing
Nice view outside the hotel room beautiful azaan thank you for sharing so beautiful each time you hear this nasira
The Al Aqsa Mosque/ Temple Mount compound is only open at certain times to non muslims . They have to go up there via a certain bridge. that's probably why the guy said it was closed from the other entrance
you're really inspiring man, thank you for your videos!
Thank you Nave! I appreciate you taking time out to watch the videos 😀 Genuinely, thank you ✌🏻
I enjoyed this so much mate
Thank you Dean! Appreciated
Nice place & interesting
Amazing video and ur hotel is kinda nice best part when u listen to azan
About time lol.. been waiting all day 😂😂
Haha wifi problems
Really did enjoy that.. thank you
What about the length? Too long?
No not at all, could off watched more lol.. we are all leaning together
Anyone can go right up to the Wailing Wall and pray / put a note in the wall. If you wish to be respectful - never turn your back on the wall when you walk away
I didn’t pray but as for people turning their backs on the wall. I seen devout people turn and walk away… unsure tho as I’m not following the religion
@@CallumAbroad yea man I know you were just out & about but I’m just saying to not be nervous going up to the wall
@@CallumAbroad don't worry its not really an issue. It's just a custom and not a formal part of Jewish law . Some people do walk backwards when existing but one doesn't have to. Many people take three steps backwards and then walk normally.
Salaam Nice mate good job !!
A walk thru the melting point of all Abrhamac religions, great job and thank you.
Reminder ask the Muslim people for guidance
And the dome is not the al aqsa mosque
Also did you know the first church sit in Jerusalem
I know the dome isn’t. I’m about to upload a very special video from Al Aqsa mosque. It will be ready in a couple of hours. Please watch it. It’s amazing
@@CallumAbroad your one of the realest vloggers out there bro may allah swt guide you to the right path.
And it’s called azan what you like listening to th-cam.com/video/ff74kghHgyU/w-d-xo.html have a listen to the full thing thanks 😊
9:56 wtf? what are you talking about? There is no such seperation.. The seperation is for men and women. Not for religions. Besides arabs don't really pray at the western wall..
Yeah someone mentioned that too. You would have thought the Jewish chap I asked at the wall would have given me the correct information 😂🤷🏻♂️ Everyday is a school day! Thanks for checking out the video 😀 much appreciated ✌🏻 stay blessed
@@CallumAbroad I guess it was too difficult for you to read and prepare for your trip. Seems you're not ashamed of your ignorance, you merely accept it and move on. Great example of the FAILURE of the British education system.
Ive been here nov 2019, same hotel, old city / al aqsa is magical feels like you're in a movie. I miss it so much.
18:39, they also say Jesus of Nazareth was born in Bethlehem, wait, why do you call him "of Nazareth" if he wasn't born in Nazareth? According to the scholar Bart Ehrman, he was born in Nazareth because his parents were from Nazareth and there was no written record of Herodes performing a census at that time which supposedly motivated Joseph and Mary to flee Nazareth and give birth in a barn in Bethlehem.
Israel is AMAZING!
How much did the food ( falafel, etc ) in Jerusalem cost ? Thanks ( I'm encouraged to ask after you disclosed how much you paid for a McDonald's in Jaffa )
Very fair point, I should have mentioned. It was 25 shekels … so around $6 (with the cola)
In the city center , outside the old city, you can find falafel for 15-19 shekels in different falafel joints on Ben Yehuda street for example. But it can also go over 20 shekels. I personally don't and won't pay 20 shekels or more for falafel cause it's a rip off. It also depends whether the falafel comes in a pita bread or "laffa" (larger sort of pita bread) or if they serve it in a plate. In regular pita bread it's the cheapest.
In the Muslim Quarter, there are maybe two places that sell a falafel sandwich which is around 13 shekels. Most of the places sell you hummus with a side of falafel balls and some vegetables (onions, peppers, tomatoes, pickles) for 25 shekels. Locals don't make sandwiches out of this - they scoop the hummus (which is the star of the show) with some pita and then take a bite of the sides. Falafel is considered a side. Best in my opinion is Abu Ahmed across from the Austrian Hospice near Damascus Gate. The hummus in the Muslim Quarter is way better than anything in the city center.
The end of vlog was beautiful
#Peace to All
Thank you for taking time to watch the videos 😀✌🏻
Another fantastic Vlog Callum, nice one keep up the good work. Are you solo on this one or is Ben lurking in the background too?
Thanks mate! Solo on this one bud
The western wall is a retaining wall the King Herod built to turn the hill top into a plateau to build the Jewish Temple. There are 4 sides to the wall.(West, South,East,North) The large stones at the bottom of the wall have a frame around them. This is Herodian Block.
pleasure. thanks
Banger video
Thanks mate! Appreciated
Brilliant visit Callum lad, the scran looks braw!
It was! ✌🏻
Very nice Callum!!
Good watch that mate. Well done!
Loving it m8
Thank you mate
What a charming video! I watched a couple of your clips and enjoyed them all. Next time you're here, feel free to send me a message and I'll gladly show you around Jerusalem! And explain what everything is...
Oh no! You walked right past the entrance to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, the site of Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection! I was all "Go left dude, go left!" That's where all the cross carrying pilgrims were headed by the way.
I went there the following day bud
@@CallumAbroad Oh good! Still catching up - watching all the videos. I love enjoying the city I love and live in through the eyes of others.
Was there at the same time ! But my hotel was 160quid a night and a 15 min walk so you should b v pleased with your find.fantastic place wasn't it but warm others Not cheap
Anyone is allowed in at the western wall no matter who or what religioin you are , usualy someone stands at the entrance to make sure you wear a kipah the hats they were wearing not sure how they missed you... , its one of the holiest places on earth.
Nobody makes you wear a kippa at the Wall.
@@jewlicious according to Keren Moreshet hakotel the org in charge of the wall rules yes you are, they have workers who tell you to put it on , I covered israel as an Journalist for 16 years
@@josharonson1 I have no reason to doubt you but as you can see Callum entered the Kotel and even the side prayer area, and no one, official or otherwise, told him to put on a Kippah. Should he have worn a hat or a kippah? Sure! Is it the end of the world that he didn't? Not at all. Are head covering rules enforced at the Kotel? Obviously not all the time.
@@jewlicious see what i wrote , not sure how they missed you , I didn't say its wrong .... I believe peoe should wear what they want and respect all .... something the keren moreshet dont always do.....
Nice 👍
Great walk around. Just subscribed.
9:55 actually that mini wall thing is just there to separate men and woman has nothing to do with contested territory
What a guy 💚
Wonderful video
Awesome video!
The seperation wall at the western wall isn't there to seperate muslims and jews, its there to seperate men from women. a muslim man can definetly go there and enter but i dont see a reason for him to
The Christian’s and Muslims respect each other a lot here. There is a real brotherhood. They stand up for each other.
what is a dhimmi in islam? i see how you "respect" them they all run away from the muslim countries
bet leham was a christian city in 20 years try find one there thay all run away from the religion of piss
I guess that's what the Crusades were all about.
Lol yeah and the pubs in mecca serve lovely bacon sandwiches
@@dogbert52 😂 mate you comming in the spring there is a gay pride week in the west bank and gaza🤣
@@Gideon01 nice try.... the Christians Muslims and original jews lived together without much fuss untill the ashkanazi khazarians invaded
You are doing a good job, sir. I like this video.
Thank you! I really appreciate it
You’re very nice & gentle, but I think you should have put a head cover (which is actually a Kippah, the Jewish head cover). The fact it’s not required by law doesn’t mean you shouldn’t put it, just to show respect for the worshipers.
I’ve had several Jewish people contact me telling me it wasn’t necessary and that when they take visitors, they don’t wear them. I do appreciate you taking time to check out the videos and reply tho. Thanks for the kind words, hopefully you’ll continue this journey 😀🙏
This is a great video Callum. I was really worried for your safety but I'm so glad you were treated well. Take care .
Hello Callum... how is your visas coming along?
Got both! 😀
@@CallumAbroad ohh excellent... when you thinking then?
Someone more knowledgable will confirm otherwise, but wondered whether you walked into a tour of the Via Dolorosa? Another cracking video mate, interested to see where you end up next.
Cheers Darren! Appreciated. Unsure if it was a tour or a daily thing…
Christians go to Jerusalem to do a pilgrimage and walk in the steps of Jesus so you’ll see it many times. You should do to the church where the cruxifixction took place. It’s very surreal.
If you want to go to Al Aqsa you’ll probably need to go with a guide of with a Muslim person. Hope you get to see it.
Another amazing video callum.
A place which is on my bucket lost to visit
Can't wait to see u in the al aqsa compound.
Your face was funny wen in one minute u said Jesus walked these streets with the cross and then u got stuck in a crowd where someone was holding the cross .
Was hilarious 😂.
Keep safe !
Thank you 😂 I plan to go to that mosque tomorrow Inshallah as they say. Thanks for taking time to check out the videos. It’s appreciated
You are a beautiful man. May Allah guide you to Islam. Ameen.
You were all over the place! 🤣
Thank you for visiting Palestine. If you need a place to stay next time do you come then please let me know.
Thank you
are you there now?
good morning
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You should research more before just turning up… the other side you pointed too is womenswear side
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The Jewish people are *indigenous* to Judea - Land of Israel. 🕎🙌
After over 2 millennia of forced exile, persecution, and genocide, the *(re)establishment* of *Jewish sovereignty* in our *ancestral homeland* is a remarkable story of *national liberation.* Jewish claims to the land are far more than biblical accounts. Our *religion, language, culture, holidays, rituals, liturgy, history,* and even the words Jew and Jewish are all inseparable from *historical Judea* and our collective longing to *return to the Land of Israel.*
The land of Israel is where Jews became *a people* and the *oldest monotheistic faith.* It is where Jews *achieved sovereignty* before losing it and regaining it several times until much of the *indigenous Jewish population* was either killed or forced into exile following the *Roman Empire’s* brutal suppression of the heroic *Jewish revolt* in the second century of the Common Era. Though the Romans subsequently *renamed the land* Syria Palaestina, the Jewish people *never left* our homeland physically or spiritually. *Archaeological evidence* of Jewish life can be found in more than *30,000 sites* in Israel with antiquities dating back centuries. Even when we were massacred and persecuted by Christian Crusaders, Arab and Ottoman *invaders,* the British-led Jordanian Arab Legion, or more recently Hamas suicide bombers and rockets, our attachment *never* wavered.
It is in this same land where Jews miraculously *revitalized* the Hebrew language, *rebuilt* the institutions necessary for independence, *re-engaged* in rituals that are uniquely observed in the land of Israel, *redeveloped* the land and the economy so that by several magnitudes the Jewish and non-Jewish populations grew, and offered refuge not just to the remnant which survived the Holocaust, but also millions of Jews fleeing persecution from the Muslim Middle East, Ethiopia, and the former Soviet Union. Today, Israel is a *rich tapestry of diverse citizens,* including over half of Jewish Israelis who identify as Jews of color and 20% of whom are Arab citizens.
*Peace Not Hate!* 🇮🇱💙
Great video, btw! 😇
If you want peace it is impossible with the zionists who are nazis but they don't know
Bullshit....u have nothing to do in Palestine , u r just either european khazari origin, new converted, north african or somewhere else... i don't care.... They was never jewish exile as groups for Roman Jews, no evidence.."The invention of Jewish ppl, Shlomo Sand" , u r just settler colonialist not more... i think the Russian-Ukrainian war has much more concern for u more than the middle east.. The destiny of this zionist settler colonialist regeim is to doom,,, this is the history and the future of all alien colonialist powers,, sooner or later Palestine will be free from the river to the sea...u are occupying and colonising my land Palestine coz of force and power not more,, when it changes we will have another talk...
@@patriotsforisrael3610 zionazi ashkanazi khazarian swines hijacked the Jewish faith and scream anti semetism while shooting Palestinians in the back.... and yes great video isn't it...
Bongia galore.
Haha! You're 10 min from my house!
100% discount ( completely free ) ...... such hospitality eh..
This Palastinian food looks yami
I think these people are following me 😂 lol
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Out of all my time this year I chose Palestine 🇵🇸 to come for a life change and it was the best experience I've ever had don't believe media and worth visit ditched turkey.morroco.and Europe went here
The term Palestine is an *European colonial* add on from the *Romans* that identifies a people the Philistines from ancient Greece *NOT* a people from the *Arabian Peninsula.* The Arabs *rejected* the term Palestinian until 1967.
*"There is no such country as Palestine. 'Palestine' is a term the Zionists invented. There is no Palestine in the Bible. Our country was for centuries part of Syria. 'Palestine' is alien to us. It is the Zionists who introduced it".*
- Auni Bey Abdul-Hadi, Syrian Arab leader to British Peel Commission, 1937.
*"There is no such thing as Palestine in history, absolutely not".*
- Professor Philip Hitti, Arab historian, 1946.
*"It is common knowledge that Palestine is nothing but Southern Syria".*
- Representant of Saudi Arabia at the United Nations, 1956.
And after the *Six-Day War* the Arabs declared:
*"There are no differences between Jordanians, Palestinians, Syrians and Lebanese. We are all part of one nation. It is only for political reasons that we carefully underline our Palestinian identity... yes, the existence of a separate Palestinian identity serves only tactical purposes. The founding of a Palestinian state is a new tool in the continuing battle against Israel".*
- Zuhair Muhsin, military commander of the PLO and member of the PLO Executive Council.
@@patriotsforisrael3610 didn't read your life story but all I can say Is Palestine always and israel will never take over
@@patriotsforisrael3610 🇮🇱 💩 💩 Israel 🇮🇱
@@irfanjadooqadri3951
The REAL History of Palestine:
*1.* Before Israel there was a British Mandate, not a Palestinian state
*2.* Before the British Mandate, it was the Ottoman Empire, not a Palestinian state.
*3.* Before the Ottoman Empire
Was the Islamic State of the Mamluks of Egypt, not a Palestinian state.
*4.* Before the Islamic State of the Mamluks from Egypt, the Arab-Kurdish Empire was the Ayyubid, not a Palestinian state.
*5.* Before the Ayyubid Empire was the Frankish and Christian Kingdom of Jerusalem, not a Palestinian state.
*6.* Before the Kingdom of Jerusalem was the Umayyad and Fatimid empire, not a Palestinian state.
*7.* Before the Umayyad and Fatimid empires, the Byzantine Empire was not a Palestinian state.
*8.* Before the Byzantine Empire, there were Sassanids, not a Palestinian state.
*9.* Before the Sassanid Empire was the Byzantine Empire, not a Palestinian state.
*10.* Before the Byzantine Empire was the Roman Empire, not a Palestinian state.
*11.* Before the Roman Empire it was a Hasmonean state, not a Palestinian state.
*12.* Before the Hasmonean state was the Seleucid, not a Palestinian state.
*13.* Before the Seleucid Empire was the Empire of Alexander, not a Palestinian state.
*14.* Before Alexander's empire it was the Persian Empire, not a Palestinian state.
*15.* Before the Persian Empire was the Babylonian Empire, not a Palestinian state.
*16.* Before the Babylonian Empire were the kingdoms of Israel and Judah, not a Palestinian state.
*17.* Before the kingdoms of Israel and Judah, there was no kingdom of Israel in the kingdom of Israel, not a Palestinian state.
*18.* Before the Kingdom of Israel, the theocracy of the twelve tribes of Israel was not a Palestinian state.
*19.* Before the theocracy of the twelve tribes of Israel, there was an accumulation of independent Canaanite city-kingdoms, not a Palestinian state.
*20.* In fact, in this plot of land kingdoms fell and fell ..
The FACT is that there has *never* been a Palestinian state or a people.
@@patriotsforisrael3610 Palestine 🇵🇸 ❤ forever and will be and we spreading the word to our all Muslims brothers to come Palestine 🇵🇸
Is that an Irish accent?
Scottish mate
Very nice video bro
Thank you bro!
$80?
as far as I can tell the Western wall was built by the Romans and is a retaining wall built to hold back the soil used to create a level area.
Good man. It's nice seeing your sincerity yet at the same time not realising that you walked into what is essentially the centre of the world. World Wars have been fought over it and I imagine so will the next.
The wall is to separate men and women, not Jews and Arabs! Orthodox Jews separate men and women for prayer.
I don’t know where you are going but you end up somewhere nice 😂
You know when you choose left. The right is where the church is. I believe.
Do people stare here, like they do in Pakistan 🇵🇰
Yes you were on Via DeRosa which is believed to have been the path taken by Jesus or the way of suffering. Very cool experience that was unplanned. They will walk to the Church of the Sepuchre which is considered to be Golgotha
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Does the Jew God, "The Western Wall" talk back to them when they pray to it?
In Judaism the temple mount is the heart of the place where G-d reveals Himself, as written in the Bible, and this is where Jewish people turn their body and heart when praying. They always pray in the direction of the temple mount wherever they are in the world.
@@NavesNiche John 18:36 Jesus answered, My kingdom is not of this world: if my kingdom were of this world, then would my servants fight, that I should not be delivered to the Jews.
You gonna go to Mt Zion mate ?
They thought you was Jesus
This is the holy land of three main religions
You are eating Flafel from where it has been created, from the source. Where Jesus used to eat Falafel 😁the Palestinian Falafel is the original, & the best in the world.
You get yourself into some situations bro
What travelling is all about ✌🏻😅
Pilgrims carrying the cross and 'ululating'....
I have walked through the Holy city Makkah, and the city of the Prophet Mohammad, Madina but walk thru Jerusalem, melting point of three Abrahamac religions feel awesome, as well. Wish it wasn't occupied, and open to ALL.
Except you got it backwards. Jerusalem IS open to all. However, until 1967, while it was in the hands of the Jordanians, it was far from open - Jews were banned from their most holy sites.
Not to mention the fact that the Jordanians never handed the city over to the Palestinians, but nobody dared call it an occupation to the face of King Hussein.
It's not occupied. Israel has the right to exist, same as any other country. The Ottoman Empire was divided into nation states and that's led to so much fighting and bloodshed it's unreal. The borders were drawn irresponsibly. Look at what happened between Iran and Iraq. What about the Kurdish people? It's such a mess. Look at the mess in Lebanon, with Hezbollah trying to take over and making a mess of everyday people's lives. Look at the mess in Syria: it seems nearly every country in the world has got involved. The West Bank used to be annexed to Jordan and I don't think people were screaming about an occupation back then? On the contrary, it was a popular holiday destination. If people just accepted Israel and stopped being so antisemitic, maybe we would have a chance at peace? Jews aren't allowed to pray at the Al Aqsa compound. Why not? Surely it should be free for all to pray there? Crazy, crazy situation. I wonder if humans will ever learn true kindness and compassion for each other?
Oh gosh … that must have hurt your ears … lleelellelelelel
People that you follow up with a guy holding a cross are Palestinian Christians. ❤
Lol 😂 that noise they make ….. leelellelelelellele it makes me laugh .. it’s an Arab thing. 😂😂😂😂
They are Arameans NOT arabs but had the arab culture and language forced on them.
Longlive Palestine 🇵🇸 thanks for showing us the beautiful occupied Palestine 🇵🇸
Thanks to Israel the old city it is also much more inviting to tourists, clean and organized.
Look up in the sky It's a Bird It's a Plane It's muhhamad on the flying dunkey Al-Boraq
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@@abcxyz8787 Thanks to the land of PALESTINE ✌✌✌ 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
Beautiful Israel 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
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The stolen land will be returned to its people one day for sure
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Palestine is beautiful
The Occupied Lands…Free Palestine 🇵🇸❤️
Check out tonight’s video. I’m sure you’ll Iove it
@@CallumAbroad Watched the video from Al Aqsa. Beautiful video which had me in tears . Thank you brother
Occupied from whom? The "Palestinians" never controlled east Jerusalem.
Brother it was Judea The land of the jews over 3000 years ago There was no islam back then lol And arabs are kinda free they can eat drive go to markets SOo i mean they are free i lived in israel soo i can see it
@@KasherMu the mosque belongs to Muslims that’s why it’s a mosque and not a temple, I’ve been there and seen the way the guards intimidate people and beat people up I’ve got videos on my phone of this
Just started to watch yr channel. Really like it and you but I felt you were quite disrespectful of the Christian procession and considered if you were probably Christian too, very disrespectful! You should respect ALL religions not just Muslim religion!! Very disappointing
Glad you enjoy it 😀 plenty more to come ✌🏻
So you weren't stopped by the police.?
Must have been invited there by the Israelis.
Yeah that’s right the Israelis invited me to Jerusalem and then proceeded to hold me in the airport for 6 hours for questioning 😂 Grow up and stop assuming stuff… ✌🏻
6 hours of questioning !
Certainly you’ve got a good chunk of the entire experience then 😆
Cu-nts....!
the arabs look so oppressed no food water clothing my heart is broken🤣
LOL
@@Gideon01 it’s not funny
@@drxftin2223 And why not? The world has this notion that the Palestinians are impoverished, starving people. In reality, Palestinians are one of the most obese populations on earth.
@@Gideon01 no they’re not obese
@@drxftin2223 Most Arab people are overweight (in average, not everyone), as there is very little awareness to healthy nutrition and physical activity in their culture. From the Wikipedia page about health in Palestine:
According to the World Health Organization, obesity affects 26.8% of the Palestinian population (23.3% males, 30.8% females). This is mostly due to decreased physical activity and greater than necessary food consumption, particularly with an increase in energy coming from fat. Two other factors are smoking and urbanization. In addition, "leisure-time physical activity is not a common concept in the Palestinian context, especially for rural women, where lack of sex-segregated facilities and cultural norms are prohibitive factors." Women in urban areas face similar cultural restrictions.
However, a study of Gazan mothers between the ages of 18-50, published in 2014, concluded the obesity rates ranged between 57%-67.5% depending on where they lived. This study reflected another study published in 2009 (referenced therein) that determined the obesity rate of Palestinian men at 58.7% and Palestinian women at 71.3%.[2]
callum, read the quran, its the CLEAR light, and save yourself from hellfire by entering into the true religion: ISLAM
امين 🤍 🕋