Most Israeli kids'' (specifically) English is actually really good these days. And if there's a word they don't understand, just use Google Translate, there's free wifi basically everywhere.
Those kids were adorable. Loved them! They were so excited to meet you, even though they didn't know you! You guys should get business cards that you can hand out! They should read: *_Kara and Nate_* *_TH-cam_* *_Travelers. Adventurers. Tennesseans._*
You can love th rest on the sabbath if you have another choise.... the problem is that in israel no one ask you... you just have to stay home in your free day. And this is bad
I'm Jewish, and I'm so glad you got to experience the Jewish culture and traditions. Sounds like it was a beautiful and meaningful meal. Thanks for this vlog, and for sharing your perspective on the Jewish tradition. There's a lot of senseless hate out there, even in America. I hope that this video will give people a more positive perspective of the Jewish people.
@Mo Mo I agree with everything you have said. If we all spent more time listening for understanding those from different cultures, we would realize how similar our beliefs are. I have wanted to travel to Israel since I was 4 years old and now I want to learn more about customs and traditions before and during my trip.
wow, the respect that the both of you have of each and every place and culture you visit is so respectable and praiseworthy. Thank you for showing the world examples of what it means to be a kind human being
Your interaction with kids is one of my favorite things you two do! Kids are so genuine and honest! It's always so joyful watching you guys! Can't wait for the next video!
👋🏻👋🏻Hey Kara and Nate! Orthodox Jew here. I love watching videos of tourists visiting the country I love so much. You guys are being so respectful so you shouldn’t worry at all!
@@KaraandNate damm guys. you you should travle to north of israel. CHAYFA, TIBRIEAS, TZFAT. some of the most beautiful in israrel. over all you guys are awesome!
We just got home from a 2 week trip to Israel. It was our second trip to Israel. We love the culture and the friendly people. Could totally relate to your vlog. Thanks!
Hahah. Kara and Nate, these were scouting children (it's called "Sayarut" in Hebrew) and the lady at the beginning asked you if you'd like to join in. That's 'teenagering' in Israel. Zero tact, zero distance, very friendly. And when it's come to you not wearing a Kippah on the bus, you shouldn't feel uncomfortable, Nate. Since you're not Jewish, they would not have expected you to go with it once they realized you're a tourist. And there are MANY tourists in Jerusalem. Since Judaism is not missionary or forcing, not going with Kippah is hardly disrespectful. They mights have been curious, but not offended.
I came back few days ago from an 18 day trip to Israel, watching the kids being so friendly reminded the best part of my trip; the people....and the land.....and the food 😁 I was watching my videos yesterday and to my surprise I saw some people waving at my camera. Excellent videos guys 👍🏼
Thank you for another great video! My husband and I are traveling to Israel in the Spring of 2020. I can’t wait to visit this amazing place. I am learning so much from your videos and can’t wait to see the next one. Safe travels!!! ♥️🙌🏻🥰
happyscrapper3 Israel is truly the most special place. I was only there for less than a weekend and dream about going back. You two are in for an incredibly amazing time!! 💙🇮🇱
I just want to thank y'all for having a good clean fun and exciting TH-cam channel. I know I can let my 2 eldest grandkids watch your vlog with no worries that they will pick up a word or hand sign that will get them in trouble. It's a great way for them to get an idea of the world they live in. Thank you so very much. I look forward to seeing your videos. It's even more fun to watch y'all on the big screen smart TV. Keep up the fun. God bless you and keep you safe.
Kara and Nate you are the best ambassadors of the world . Sometimes people you meet offer you what they have and many times it is very little, but you both are so gracious . You both are so humble and decent . You are great teachers .
It used to be like that in the US. When I was a child everything was closed on Sunday. The world kept spinning. It was kinda nice, we spent time with family and then watched Disney after dinner. A nice day of rest.
Yes, a wonderful time back then. In the early 1900s, the New York Tmes actually published sermon highlights on their front page. Can you even imagine??? Because families spent time together is why it was so natural for us to gather in front of the TV when JFK was killed and we stayed there for days. Everything was closed anyway.
well everything is closed in Germany on Sundays and it seems to be OK as well ... just foreigners visiting sometimes dont know and its very confusing ...
Closing everything once a week based on the holy day of one religion seems really unfair to the people that don’t participate in that religion* and would like to do things on one of their only days off during a week.
Shabbat dinner is SUPER unique and wonderful. I had the chance to experience it when I went to Florida with my boyfriend for his grandfather's birthday. His dad's side of the family is Jewish, and since we were there with them we went! All such awesome family stories and a totally different experience from family dinners in my non religious family
When we lived in Sicily, Italy , I loved my encounters with the kids. I loved the conversations with them just as Nate did😍 Need more and longer time when you have these encounters. Loved it
What an amazing trip. Israel has been on my bucket list for the longest time. After watching your adventures, I'm moving it up closer to the top. Thanks so much for visiting the Holy land. A thoroughly wonderful episode.
you guys are really good at being reverent in new places, Nate’s concern about not muffing up once you arrived and Kara’s in previous cities is nice to see because I see plenty of people on social media who completely fumble with respect in other countries. safe travels and I’m very excited for the 100th country!
Me and my husband been in this country on a tour. The best birthday present i'd ever had, incredible experienced, tiring but you feel very emotional and proven that GOD exist. AMAZING you guys are blessed making this video. Loved it and go spread the whole world. GOD BLESS YOU GUYS.
Have watched all your vlogs. I think people enjoy them because you two seldom travel smoothly. This would drive my husband nuts and me to fatigue despair. But watching you two is entertaining. Can't wait to see more of Israel. Blessings.
i really applaud how you handle yourself when strangers approach you. You seem to be able to make friends everywhere no matter cultural and language barriers.
I’m jewish and I’m so glad that you had an amazing experience while in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem! I’ve been to Israel before in the past back in summer of 2016. I went there with a federation that I was in (with my mom and my sister and my grandparents as well) and I remembered vividly that I went to a restaurant on a Saturday afternoon after the services for Shabbat and it was called “The Focacca Bar”. It was sooo good that I had a burger with fries (and yes believe me it was kosher). I also had Coca Cola there. There was another time where I went to the market that it was very very crowded and that was pretty challenging, but I was glad to have this kind of an experience thing. And yeah! There are so many other things to tell, but there’s one more thing. During that one day, I went to the Masada, which is a desert with mountains and it was buuurrrnning hot. However, I am very happy for both of you to have some site-seeing around the city of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. I have been to both of them as well, but also The Kibbutz. It was great. Alright. Enough said, I’ve been watching your videos during later times, especially during quarantine. I hope that your still safe and giving you both some prayers. 🙏🏻
I haven't been to Chik Fil A since 1998 and even though I'm pretty sure they don't donate to anti LGBT organizations anymore, there's still a sour taste in my mouth. Also, I live in Canada and Chik Fil A doesn't exist here.
I love all of your videos, but this one was really awesome to watch. I really enjoyed the wailing wall, the kids that stopped to talk to you and all that delicious food. That hummus looked AMAZING!!!
I love how you have so much packed into your uploads but it flows so well.. like the travel, food, meeting new people, checking into new places etc.. I'm pretty sure you're the best travel channel on TH-cam xx
When y’all are “not sure what we’ve gotten ourselves in to” it always turns out for the good! What an adventure getting to Jerusalem! I love that you guys always try to be respectful of the culture and people ☺️ The room turned out great and I cannot wait for the next video!! Also, you guys are only 50K away from 1M subs🤯!!!🤗🤗🤗 Stay you 😘
When will you come to Jerusalem Kara and Nate? Oh my God! You were the first youtuber that I subscribed back when you were in Nepal for Mt. everest. Im from the Philippines but Im working here in Jerusalem
I love the passion you both have for exploring different kind of cultures when most people are very sceptical to. Im so happy you uploaded today on my day off. I kept checking your Channel the past 2days on why you guys weren’t uploading. Thank you for starting these amazing travel vlogs with us and taking us with you on these journeys ❤️
Hi K & N, I'm from the UK and although I'm Jewish and in my 60's, my first trip to Israel was earlier this year! It exceeded my expectations and I enjoyed it so much, I'm going again next year, to Eilat. I'm so happy you are enjoying yourselves; after you've visited every country I'd like to see some videos of your trips to the Moon, and then to Mars. You are both young, and have plenty of time for this!
As you two get closer and closer to 100 countries, I'm already starting to mourn you! Please don't stop! Keep going forever!! I love everything about you guys!
@@80085pen15 sure! The girl said Hogi sayarot It's a kind of a youth organizations, young kids traveling around Israel, I guess she's a part of it. The kid said 28 please remember. I guess he saw for how long they've been filming, and he wanted to mention when he appears (?) Or he might be mentioning the number of this "hog" Lol :)
Yay! Another hello from New Mexico!! Good morning! So happy for another video! Love hummus! I eat it as a main dish all the time. Love you 😘 two! Safe travels and bless!
The places you travel to always amazes and inspires me so much! I usually end up adding new countries to my travel list because of you guys. I hope within the next couple of years I'll be able to start going to some countries on my travel list. You guys are so inspiring, and I will never stop watching your videos.
It really super cool that y’all emerged yourselves into the religion. It also helped me learn and understand their religion as well. I said all of this to say I’m a Christian and i practice the same concept of the Jews, as far as worshiping the sabbath. I, myself don’t work on Friday evening or Saturdays until sunset. So i go to church on Saturday. It’s great to see how big the world is and how much of religion is so big in certain countries. It’s amazing! Absolutely love u guys for shows and sharing with us this experience! ❤️
Are you Adventist? Or messianic? I know most Christians observe the sabbath on Sunday, but the day is kind of arbitrary, as long as its the 7th day. The French used to (and sometimes still do) end the week with dimanche (Sunday) as the 7th day on their calendar.
In some islands in Scotland, a lot of things are closed on a Sunday. There are places where there have been protests when it was suggested that the ferry should run on a Sunday.
A trick for an activity and transportation on Shabbat that I learned when I was there. Tours still operate and typically pick up in both Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. They will also pick you up in one city, and drop you off at the end of the tour in the other. I did this - was picked up at my hotel in Jerusalem for an all -day tour to Masada and the Dead Sea. I was flying out the next morning, so I booked a hotel in Tel Aviv and was dropped off at the end of tour at the door of my next hotel. Very convenient. And with everything closed on Shabbat, I had a great activity.
I remember feeling out of place in Jerusalem. It has such an incredible energy! When I got to the western wall all I could think was "Jesus was here doing the exact same thing 2000 years ago".
There are many things that I love about the both of you and your Vlogs but one thing that always stands out is how open minded, open hearted, and respectful you are to every country culture and race that you come across. It’s such a refreshing thing to see in our world today
please post more !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! every morning before school I wake up to see if you guys have any more videos but they take so long to come out. LOVE YOU GUYS so so so much, come back to New Zealand please!
A generation ago, when I was probably a bit younger than you, i volunteered to work on a kibbutz in northern Israel. Was there for 3 months. That volunteer system doesn't really exist anymore, which is too bad. One of the most enjoyable experiences of my life.
Amazing video! Welcome to Israel, so glad you got to check out the beautiful Western Wall. Most tourists tend to visit it during the day but I find it more beautiful at night so I'm glad you visited it then.
I am a Jew from Israel and I just wanted to say the way you are so careful to be respectful of the people around you is truly remarkable. in Hebrew כל הכבוד!
can U please explain? what's the issue with asking someone "who are you?" is that a taboo in America or something? i see many comments here regarding that...
Or Gadol, I see it as a language thing. Americans don’t ask that in that way. My experience is that Israelis have different “taboo boundaries” than Americans do. And to her that was the appropriate way to ask if she thought that he may be a famous soccer player. Just guessing.
@@jennadee123 Got it, thanks. So, if I'll ever be in America I'll make sure never to ask people "who are you?" 😉 Instead, I'll ask "who do you think you are?" - that probably would be more appropriate and sensitive as to not confine someone into narrow meaning of - you are only what you physically are and can't be whatever you think you are... I'm joking about that last sentence 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
such a beautiful room!!!!! i have never had the pleasure of going but i think the western wall will be a life time experience!!!! safe travels yall!!!!!
"Does it count if I put on a baseball cap?" OMG, I laughed out loud!! I never really had an interest in traveling to Israel, but just like everywhere else you make it look like a place I need to get to ASAP! You should have told the kids to pull up your page on their phones and subscribe. You would be at a million sooner. ;-) Another video to hit "like" and wish their was an option to "love" a video.
Hi, Tara and Nate. I am watching your Jerusalem visit a second time. I returned today from a 14 day trip to Israel. It was wonderful and also great tp watch your videos again In one vlog you lost your suitcase flying into Tel Aviv. Five people in our group lost their luggage too. One lady never got her suitcase back in the 14 days we were there.
Children who go to public schools in Israel usually learn English- the kids st the bus station were excited to practice.
They were precious 💗
Most Israeli kids'' (specifically) English is actually really good these days. And if there's a word they don't understand, just use Google Translate, there's free wifi basically everywhere.
I’m pretty sure that you are required to learn it by law, because Hebrew won’t get you very far outside of Israel.
Those kids were adorable. Loved them! They were so excited to meet you, even though they didn't know you! You guys should get business cards that you can hand out! They should read:
*_Kara and Nate_*
*_TH-cam_*
*_Travelers. Adventurers. Tennesseans._*
Nate was like "hwat did I do to cause this haha".
I love that they rest on the Sabbath. I also love how the restaurant is willing to admit that they are the second best hummus place.
😂😂 same. I loved the honesty
The honest Yes but especially the humor
its Shabbat* lol
You can love th rest on the sabbath if you have another choise.... the problem is that in israel no one ask you... you just have to stay home in your free day. And this is bad
I wonder if the owner of the second best restaurant also owns the first best restaurant.
I love how y’all embrace cultures. And how you aren’t afraid to interact with kids and let them practice English, something they won’t forget!
That girl in the bloopers: "You like." Hinting for us to like the video.... I love it.
I love any video that begins “we’re not sure what we’ve gotten ourselves into!” Love you guys!
😂🤷🏻♀️💜
@John Smith you're crazy and weird no offense
I am Iranian (borned and live in Germany) and i visited Israel. Such a beautiful countey. I really love it there!
Möchte da auch mal hin 😍
Ha
The amount of people saying Nate looks like Ronaldo is crazy
Joseph Ibraham we need to get him to meet Ronaldo at some point
There is a resemblance.
I thought the same too.
And they are completely right
SOMEONE GET HIM A RONALDO JERSEY!!
Peace to Israel from a Lebanese. I wish I can live long enough to see the day where we can travel from Beirut to Tel Aviv.
traitor
Peace to Lebanon from Israel !
Right back at you friend. Love from Israel.
Amen ya habibi ❤️
Love and Peace from Israel!
If I ever randomly meet Ronaldo, I'll say "Can I have a picture, you look just like Nate"!
Brilliant 😂😂😁 please do and post the video 😁😂😂
😂😂
@@esmeralda73 Will do!
Just for this I want you to randomly meet Ronaldo 😂
@@ishau4697 Me too!
I'm Jewish, and I'm so glad you got to experience the Jewish culture and traditions. Sounds like it was a beautiful and meaningful meal. Thanks for this vlog, and for sharing your perspective on the Jewish tradition.
There's a lot of senseless hate out there, even in America. I hope that this video will give people a more positive perspective of the Jewish people.
The fuck do u mean jewish culture thats arab and Palestinian culture u fucking goof
@Mo Mo I agree with everything you have said. If we all spent more time listening for understanding those from different cultures, we would realize how similar our beliefs are. I have wanted to travel to Israel since I was 4 years old and now I want to learn more about customs and traditions before and during my trip.
@@michellesimmons465 its Palestine not Israel shut the fuck up u clown 🤡
@@houstonian7248 your an idiot who has no idea what he’s talking about
@@youtubepamelawells i do u fucking idiot im Palestinian
I loved this!!
wow, the respect that the both of you have of each and every place and culture you visit is so respectable and praiseworthy. Thank you for showing the world examples of what it means to be a kind human being
Those kids in the bust station were adorable! I love how that one girl was trying to solicit "likes" for y'all.
Your interaction with kids is one of my favorite things you two do! Kids are so genuine and honest! It's always so joyful watching you guys! Can't wait for the next video!
Shalom! I visited Israel last April for the first time! AMAZING! I will be going back for an extended visit in the near future!
I love how those beautiful kids spoke such great English, and were so interested and curious.
Well, thanks for bringing me to tears...mostly because of my faith, your music choices, Nate wanting to be respectful, and the Holy land. 2 👍🏽👍🏽
👋🏻👋🏻Hey Kara and Nate! Orthodox Jew here. I love watching videos of tourists visiting the country I love so much. You guys are being so respectful so you shouldn’t worry at all!
Omg the kids. They were so sweet and so excited.
💜💜💜
They thought he was ronaldo.lol
@@KaraandNate damm guys. you you should travle to north of israel. CHAYFA, TIBRIEAS, TZFAT. some of the most beautiful in israrel.
over all you guys are awesome!
As an Israeli I was thinking "oh no why are they so rude" but glad to know it wasn't seen like that by everyone haha
The kids were adorable! Imagine their surprise when they check out your channel and see themselves :-).
LMAO THE GUY TOOK A PIC W NATE CAUSE HE THOUGHT HE WAS RONALDO
It has happened a few times in their videos. So freaking funny. Noone has come up to him with a soccer ball yet, that would be funnier.
I will shower now before we go
Sara monica lol.....not to mention CR wouldn’t take a public bus or haul around his own luggage. 😂
He didn’t thought Nate looks like ronaldo so he took a photo with him so his friends would think he met ronaldo
of course he didn't thought it was actually ronaldo, he just thought it is cool he is such look alike
Israel is #1 on my travel bucket list and I am SO EXCITED about these videos!!!!
Claire Kuhlman If you get the chance to visit, do it!! No other place like it. Truly special 💙🇮🇱
Amber Katie is there anything Kara and Nate haven’t seen/done yet that you would recommend???
Go to eilat its dope there and bahai gardens haifa and do a tsimer which is a house in rural Israel
@@clairekuhlman1078 Go the the Negev desert
Israeli national trail is amazing around this time of the year
I just woke up and this is the first thing I've done with my day
life goals.
Girl: “ Who are you”
Nate:”We are Kara and Nate”
Lmao
Drangonqueen L
i laughed so hard at this part i don’t know why
6:39
Seems like Nate was mistaken with Cristiano Ronaldo, the portuguese soccer star... 😄
And not for the first time ...
Nate had is hair cut in Madeira where Ronaldo was born and has been trading off it ever since.
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ALWAYS😂
You are mistaken sir, Ronaldo is clearly a Football star.
Like all the time lol
We just got home from a 2 week trip to Israel. It was our second trip to Israel. We love the culture and the friendly people. Could totally relate to your vlog. Thanks!
I have watched say 50 of your vlogs, but for some reason this is my favourite
Hahah. Kara and Nate, these were scouting children (it's called "Sayarut" in Hebrew) and the lady at the beginning asked you if you'd like to join in.
That's 'teenagering' in Israel. Zero tact, zero distance, very friendly.
And when it's come to you not wearing a Kippah on the bus, you shouldn't feel uncomfortable, Nate. Since you're not Jewish, they would not have expected you to go with it once they realized you're a tourist. And there are MANY tourists in Jerusalem. Since Judaism is not missionary or forcing, not going with Kippah is hardly disrespectful. They mights have been curious, but not offended.
What about the children's English, was terrible. Shouldn't be like that in Israel
eyal gelberg That doesn’t have anything to do with the comment
Except he does have to wear kippah at the western wall.
@Brenton Rahm dude we are not all religious here
so take a chill pill
Aww. The children part was so wholesome
I came back few days ago from an 18 day trip to Israel, watching the kids being so friendly reminded the best part of my trip; the people....and the land.....and the food 😁
I was watching my videos yesterday and to my surprise I saw some people waving at my camera.
Excellent videos guys 👍🏼
Thank you for another great video! My husband and I are traveling to Israel in the Spring of 2020. I can’t wait to visit this amazing place. I am learning so much from your videos and can’t wait to see the next one. Safe travels!!! ♥️🙌🏻🥰
You will love it 💜
happyscrapper3 Israel is truly the most special place. I was only there for less than a weekend and dream about going back. You two are in for an incredibly amazing time!! 💙🇮🇱
I just want to thank y'all for having a good clean fun and exciting TH-cam channel. I know I can let my 2 eldest grandkids watch your vlog with no worries that they will pick up a word or hand sign that will get them in trouble. It's a great way for them to get an idea of the world they live in. Thank you so very much. I look forward to seeing your videos. It's even more fun to watch y'all on the big screen smart TV. Keep up the fun. God bless you and keep you safe.
Gosh. How cool to be able to get a place so close to the Western Wall. Looking forward to the next video.
Kara and Nate you are the best ambassadors of the world . Sometimes people you meet offer you what they have and many times it is very little, but you both are so gracious . You both are so humble and decent . You are great teachers .
It used to be like that in the US. When I was a child everything was closed on Sunday. The world kept spinning. It was kinda nice, we spent time with family and then watched Disney after dinner. A nice day of rest.
Cynthia Tingler absolutely correct! Thanks for the wonderful reminder of my own childhood.
Yes, a wonderful time back then. In the early 1900s, the New York Tmes actually published sermon highlights on their front page. Can you even imagine??? Because families spent time together is why it was so natural for us to gather in front of the TV when JFK was killed and we stayed there for days. Everything was closed anyway.
well everything is closed in Germany on Sundays and it seems to be OK as well ... just foreigners visiting sometimes dont know and its very confusing ...
Germany is still like that and it made Sunday the most boring day of the week. Nothing to do. Everything dead.
Closing everything once a week based on the holy day of one religion seems really unfair to the people that don’t participate in that religion* and would like to do things on one of their only days off during a week.
Shabbat dinner is SUPER unique and wonderful. I had the chance to experience it when I went to Florida with my boyfriend for his grandfather's birthday. His dad's side of the family is Jewish, and since we were there with them we went! All such awesome family stories and a totally different experience from family dinners in my non religious family
When we lived in Sicily, Italy , I loved my encounters with the kids. I loved the conversations with them just as Nate did😍 Need more and longer time when you have these encounters. Loved it
What an amazing trip. Israel has been on my bucket list for the longest time. After watching your adventures, I'm moving it up closer to the top. Thanks so much for visiting the Holy land. A thoroughly wonderful episode.
*palestine
@@houyamfellouss7113 No need to correct, that's Israel *a counry* unlike "palestine"
you guys are really good at being reverent in new places, Nate’s concern about not muffing up once you arrived and Kara’s in previous cities is nice to see because I see plenty of people on social media who completely fumble with respect in other countries. safe travels and I’m very excited for the 100th country!
Me and my husband been in this country on a tour. The best birthday present i'd ever had, incredible experienced, tiring but you feel very emotional and proven that GOD exist. AMAZING you guys are blessed making this video. Loved it and go spread the whole world. GOD BLESS YOU GUYS.
Have watched all your vlogs. I think people enjoy them because you two seldom travel smoothly. This would drive my husband nuts and me to fatigue despair. But watching you two is entertaining. Can't wait to see more of Israel. Blessings.
Nate as Ronaldo and that girl shouted ‘WHO ARE YOU?’ are my favorite part of this vid lmao 😂
Interested to see part 2 of the wall; Nate's resemblance to Christiano Ronaldo brings so much joy to people.
i really applaud how you handle yourself when strangers approach you. You seem to be able to make friends everywhere no matter cultural and language barriers.
Your respect for other cultures and religions is amazing and inspiring. Well done on always trying to be respectful and understand.
I’m jewish and I’m so glad that you had an amazing experience while in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem! I’ve been to Israel before in the past back in summer of 2016. I went there with a federation that I was in (with my mom and my sister and my grandparents as well) and I remembered vividly that I went to a restaurant on a Saturday afternoon after the services for Shabbat and it was called “The Focacca Bar”. It was sooo good that I had a burger with fries (and yes believe me it was kosher). I also had Coca Cola there. There was another time where I went to the market that it was very very crowded and that was pretty challenging, but I was glad to have this kind of an experience thing. And yeah! There are so many other things to tell, but there’s one more thing. During that one day, I went to the Masada, which is a desert with mountains and it was buuurrrnning hot. However, I am very happy for both of you to have some site-seeing around the city of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. I have been to both of them as well, but also The Kibbutz. It was great. Alright. Enough said, I’ve been watching your videos during later times, especially during quarantine. I hope that your still safe and giving you both some prayers. 🙏🏻
“People get bent out of shape when Chick Fil A is closed” because it always sounds SOOO good on Sunday’s
And because they say, “spend time with your family” well what if we want to spend time together by eating lunch at Chick-fil-A after church?
amygal888 They would make so much money on Sundays. But I get why they close.
Never been to a Chick-fil-A. I can't imagine it's very healthy.
I love ChickFilA
I haven't been to Chik Fil A since 1998 and even though I'm pretty sure they don't donate to anti LGBT organizations anymore, there's still a sour taste in my mouth. Also, I live in Canada and Chik Fil A doesn't exist here.
I love all of your videos, but this one was really awesome to watch. I really enjoyed the wailing wall, the kids that stopped to talk to you and all that delicious food. That hummus looked AMAZING!!!
😁👏🏼 We’re so glad you enjoyed it, Scott!
I feel like in certain places in the US, lots of businesses are closed on Sundays and buses don't run. It just depends on where you are.
I love how you have so much packed into your uploads but it flows so well.. like the travel, food, meeting new people, checking into new places etc.. I'm pretty sure you're the best travel channel on TH-cam xx
When y’all are “not sure what we’ve gotten ourselves in to” it always turns out for the good! What an adventure getting to Jerusalem! I love that you guys always try to be respectful of the culture and people
☺️ The room turned out great and I cannot wait for the next video!!
Also, you guys are only 50K away from 1M subs🤯!!!🤗🤗🤗
Stay you 😘
So happy you had a great time here! Also, its shakshuka! And the no transportation on shabbat is hard to get used to but its really nice.
When will you come to Jerusalem Kara and Nate? Oh my God! You were the first youtuber that I subscribed back when you were in Nepal for Mt. everest. Im from the Philippines but Im working here in Jerusalem
I love the passion you both have for exploring different kind of cultures when most people are very sceptical to. Im so happy you uploaded today on my day off. I kept checking your Channel the past 2days on why you guys weren’t uploading. Thank you for starting these amazing travel vlogs with us and taking us with you on these journeys ❤️
this is the only channel i watch religiously omg love you guys!!
Hi K & N, I'm from the UK and although I'm Jewish and in my 60's, my first trip to Israel was earlier this year! It exceeded my expectations and I enjoyed it so much, I'm going again next year, to Eilat. I'm so happy you are enjoying yourselves; after you've visited every country I'd like to see some videos of your trips to the Moon, and then to Mars. You are both young, and have plenty of time for this!
Only a few people know Nate is Ronaldo undercover trying to enjoy the life.
Hearing Kara explain the flavors in the Hummus is making me crave Hummus right now....
Thank you for shedding so much positive light on my beautiful country. I cried :') I miss it so much. Love you guys
As you two get closer and closer to 100 countries, I'm already starting to mourn you! Please don't stop! Keep going forever!! I love everything about you guys!
Nate, you do look ALOT like Ronaldo! I always thought you looked like someone I knew and now I know who!! 😂
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You know Ronaldo? Good for you lol :P
Totally geeked out the other day when I saw Faredrop sponsor a video of another channel I watch. So cool! Awesome guys.
Yayyy Jerusalem !! I'm waiting for the next video!
לייק אם אתם מישראל 🇮🇱🥰
Can you translate what the children were saying at the bus stop?
Hope they go to Bethlehem and see what's going on
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מתתי מצחוק שהם אמרו ששוקה ולא שקשוקה
@@80085pen15 sure!
The girl said Hogi sayarot
It's a kind of a youth organizations, young kids traveling around Israel, I guess she's a part of it.
The kid said 28 please remember. I guess he saw for how long they've been filming, and he wanted to mention when he appears (?) Or he might be mentioning the number of this "hog" Lol :)
Yay! Another hello from New Mexico!! Good morning! So happy for another video! Love hummus! I eat it as a main dish all the time. Love you 😘 two! Safe travels and bless!
The places you travel to always amazes and inspires me so much! I usually end up adding new countries to my travel list because of you guys. I hope within the next couple of years I'll be able to start going to some countries on my travel list. You guys are so inspiring, and I will never stop watching your videos.
All of this makes us so happy 😁 ❤️🌎
Visited Israel 2 years ago with my husband.....one of the best trip we have ever taken 🤩 enjoy !!! you two are the cutest couple on TH-cam channel 💕
I love seeing these videos! I loved my time there. Went back 3 times and hope to go back in 2020.
It really super cool that y’all emerged yourselves into the religion. It also helped me learn and understand their religion as well. I said all of this to say I’m a Christian and i practice the same concept of the Jews, as far as worshiping the sabbath. I, myself don’t work on Friday evening or Saturdays until sunset. So i go to church on Saturday. It’s great to see how big the world is and how much of religion is so big in certain countries. It’s amazing! Absolutely love u guys for shows and sharing with us this experience! ❤️
Are you Adventist? Or messianic? I know most Christians observe the sabbath on Sunday, but the day is kind of arbitrary, as long as its the 7th day. The French used to (and sometimes still do) end the week with dimanche (Sunday) as the 7th day on their calendar.
@@raynemichelle2996 7th day Adventist.
In some islands in Scotland, a lot of things are closed on a Sunday. There are places where there have been protests when it was suggested that the ferry should run on a Sunday.
God Bless Scotland! Magical, Mystical and Amazing.
BeckyP InCalifornia I'm guessing you've never been to Kilmarnock?
A trick for an activity and transportation on Shabbat that I learned when I was there. Tours still operate and typically pick up in both Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. They will also pick you up in one city, and drop you off at the end of the tour in the other. I did this - was picked up at my hotel in Jerusalem for an all -day tour to Masada and the Dead Sea. I was flying out the next morning, so I booked a hotel in Tel Aviv and was dropped off at the end of tour at the door of my next hotel. Very convenient. And with everything closed on Shabbat, I had a great activity.
Love how the bus has no real schedule and it's incredible you got to experience a Shabbat dinner! Israel looks great
I remember feeling out of place in Jerusalem. It has such an incredible energy! When I got to the western wall all I could think was "Jesus was here doing the exact same thing 2000 years ago".
There are many things that I love about the both of you and your Vlogs but one thing that always stands out is how open minded, open hearted, and respectful you are to every country culture and race that you come across. It’s such a refreshing thing to see in our world today
Thanks for always being so encouraging Amy 💗
please post more !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! every morning before school I wake up to see if you guys have any more videos but they take so long to come out. LOVE YOU GUYS so so so much, come back to New Zealand please!
Yup the sabbath starts from sunset on Friday to sunset on Saturday.
Amazing Religion proud to be a part of
Agreed, I love Shabbat! ♥️
A generation ago, when I was probably a bit younger than you, i volunteered to work on a kibbutz in northern Israel. Was there for 3 months. That volunteer system doesn't really exist anymore, which is too bad. One of the most enjoyable experiences of my life.
I'm from Chicago and there are orthodox neighborhoods where everything closes on the sabbath.
you guys make me soo happy you always see the positive in things. I LOVE YOU SO MUCH !!!!!
The best couple who tell what true love is
Standing by each other in thick and thin
💖u guys
I loved the kids that came up and started talking!
Yeshiva is like a "college" where teenage boys study the Jewish things
Yep
gross
You could simply say the study the bible thats it....
@stefan when I say bible I mean the torah and talmud......
What's funny is that he asked "is this the hotel?" And the guy replied "no this isn't the kotel"
Amazing video! Welcome to Israel, so glad you got to check out the beautiful Western Wall. Most tourists tend to visit it during the day but I find it more beautiful at night so I'm glad you visited it then.
“You are Ronaldo” 😆
I am a Jew from Israel and I just wanted to say the way you are so careful to be respectful of the people around you is truly remarkable.
in Hebrew
כל הכבוד!
love you guys and your work, all videos that you put up are so helpful and mostly colorful as well, haha. love from India!!!
you guys are just wonderful! I'm living here but I actually learnt some things about Israel I didn't know from you..
WHO ARE YOU??!!🤭🥴
Giiiiiiiiiiirl, I’ll tell you who they are!!!😅
You are so LUCKY to meet them💗💗
I love celebrating shabbat at my sleepover camp, its so fun!!
OMG, I am DYING at the Violet reference at the end!! "You're turning violet, Violet!" 😂😂😂
I wasn't thinking of Violet from Willy Wonka, more like Avatar.
thank you for the Israel series.
hands down my favorite videos you've done so far
I love that u care about others so much
Omg your videos are full of new things to learn from different countries and cultures.
Keep it up 👍🏻
I thin I have watched this twice already 🙈
I self learnt so much about history of Jerusalem.....it’s my bucket list place to go
Israelis are very friendly and straight foward, love them!!!!
OMG, I love Israeli culture! “Who are you!?”
can U please explain? what's the issue with asking someone "who are you?" is that a taboo in America or something? i see many comments here regarding that...
Or Gadol, I see it as a language thing. Americans don’t ask that in that way. My experience is that Israelis have different “taboo boundaries” than Americans do. And to her that was the appropriate way to ask if she thought that he may be a famous soccer player. Just guessing.
@@jennadee123 Got it, thanks.
So, if I'll ever be in America I'll make sure never to ask people "who are you?" 😉
Instead, I'll ask "who do you think you are?" - that probably would be more appropriate and sensitive as to not confine someone into narrow meaning of - you are only what you physically are and can't be whatever you think you are...
I'm joking about that last sentence 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@אורגדול-ל5פ lol who do you thino you are actually sounds much more rude lmao
such a beautiful room!!!!! i have never had the pleasure of going but i think the western wall will be a life time experience!!!! safe travels yall!!!!!
"Does it count if I put on a baseball cap?" OMG, I laughed out loud!! I never really had an interest in traveling to Israel, but just like everywhere else you make it look like a place I need to get to ASAP! You should have told the kids to pull up your page on their phones and subscribe. You would be at a million sooner. ;-) Another video to hit "like" and wish their was an option to "love" a video.
Glad you enjoyed it, Glynis❤️😭
Hi, Tara and Nate. I am watching your Jerusalem visit a second time. I returned today from a 14 day trip to Israel. It was wonderful and also great tp watch your videos again In one vlog you lost your suitcase flying into Tel Aviv. Five people in our group lost their luggage too. One lady never got her suitcase back in the 14 days we were there.
In the america of my youth everything closed on Sunday. During my lifetime this has changed.
They were called Blue Laws, right? I remember! If a shop was opened that also sold clothing, that part had to be roped off!
To walk the streets of Israel has always been my dream. Thank you Kara and Nate for being my feet and sharing Israel with all of us.