Wow a guy from Egyptian origin and a guy from Polish origin is happily hanging out. Watching your videos I understood that so many diverse cultures created the Israeli culture and despite of this diversity there is a beautiful sense homogeneity among the people. Love Israel from India 🇮🇳
j3wishvulcan Novey God is similar to christmas only because of the tree and the gifts which in reality aren’t even christian traditions. There’s nothing religious about it and that’s why it was the major holiday that people celebrated in the USSR.
I believe Jews. I tell you why. I grew up not Jewish in an island in the Caribbean and when I was 13 my mother takes me to my grandparents (Catholic) so that they tell me that we are Jews and we come from Jerusalem. Clearly a vestige from Bar mitzvah. And they didn't even treat it as a religion! Jews do know where they come from much better than gentiles. And most countries (and religions) are much more recent than the Jews. So do THEY know where they come from?
Yes, Russian immigrants are newer to Israel, but they also choose to preserve their culture more, compared to the mentality Israel had in its first years of fusing all the cultures to one unified culture.
Sofrito is also a spanish fried sauce with tomato, garlic, onion, olive oil, a bit of bicarbonate (to neutralize the tomato acidity) and salt. Optional: Pepper, laurel, paprika, ground meat...
@@איתןפוזילוף We usually serve it with macaroni or other types of pasta but you can use it with any other type of food. It's part of the cuisine of several cultures, the university of Barcelona and the Hospital Clinic of Barcelona did a research on it and found out that it has a ~40 antioxidants (polyphenols and more) that help prevent some life threatening issues.
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One thing that I think is kind of sad is that Karaites and African Jews that follow non Rabbinic Judaism are convinced to become Rabinnic when they should preserve their culture and their religion how it was.
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and any other languages too. My grandma is sad that I barely know any Spanish and that my kids won't know any at all and same with other languages like Russian, Arabic, French etc
@@flopunkt3665 they see it as their culture. It's also a brilliant language the way it's spoken and it's a natural fit with studying Talmud. Hasidim exclusively speak Yiddish in the home and among each other. The highest level classes in Talmud are taught in Yiddish. Among many people in Israel, they shun speaking Hebrew conversationally and insist on speaking Yiddish but, theoretically, any other language would suffice. Just not Hebrew. Strongly anti Zionist groups. I speak a little Yiddish and a lot of my friends are fluent. Its value is hard to appreciate if you're coming from the outside of that world. I think that Ladino has taken a much bigger hit than Yiddish. Yiddish is still very strong among Jews that mostly don't assimilate, so I'm not worried about it.
As jews never fully mixed up with the people of the countries they left, never adopted the cultures of the peoples they lived with, keeping their own culture, their own habits and staying within jews where ever they lived, how would they have lost anything from those left countries. They are jews , still live among jews as they always did. It is not like a french moving to America or Spain.
You are exactly right!!! Jews keep over 2000 years in diaspora there ethnicity, religion and national identity!!! Jews live in diaspora cause roman exield us, as the Babylon do before, the prophecy of God tell us we will come back after 2000 years... Jews never take the nation the live in, and they need to keep their religion in secret cause of antisemitism... but today the world don't understand it, after jews came back from diaspora, although minority of jews stay all history in their ancestors land ... Unfortunately today so called Palestinians don't understand they came as occupation, if its Christian byzantine , crusade or Roman or the migority its Muslims so they came from Saudi Arabian and conqure 22 lands they control today... I study a lot about those who called themselves Palestinians and I learn as rhe first leader who call himself Palestinians YASSER ARRAFAT came from eygpt, so most of the Muslims came by ottman empire from the lands the empire control... Jewz dna show their connections to the Levant to cannantie , but its funny how Palestinians today forgot it was called cannantie although its wrote on their holy book and history book but not in unra books I really can't understand how all ethnicity in the world wish to go out from refugees status but Palestinians don't want that cause they keep their grandparents keys, but even if they one day win war and conqure the land so this house they want go back to have different door lock or its not even exist any more or someone live there jews or Arabs They really don't understand the names they give to the villages they think they came from Arabs occupation they are the one who change it , good example of it its how shchem was change by romans to new polis but in Arabic they don't have P so they change it to nublu They really don't understand the original name of Palestine as land it was never country for sure not arab country so originally its name in English so if you dotn have p in Arabic how you can be Palestinians? If you claim you be ancient tribe called Palestinians so how in history nonation call like that and even in Quran its mention jews came from the Levant, I know they say israelis are not the same jews but as all occupation around the world works the one to win the war he i the one to control the land
Falasteen is the Arabic version; Palaestina is Latin. I am not really religious, so cannot speak to prophecies. My point was that Cory, despite living in Israel, still has a North American flawed understanding of Jewish identity. He gets surprised by those whose parents came from Eastern Europe yet they have a tanned complexion and dark hair. He seems to subscribe to the same view as Americans: Jewish = religion, not ethnicity/culture/heritage. Almost as if he himself got a spoonful of anti-Semitic propaganda that uses the same argument to dissociate Jewish people from their roots.
@@eugeneborisenko5237 most of your blood is mixed with other nations. You don't get to live outside of Palestine for thousands of years and still somehow claim you are pure this or that. Food, culture, blood line, language and more all got introduced to your people. The only common thread was your religion and you lost your faith, most of you are either athiest or agnostic, your religion is basically a culture for you now. The fact that your state is built upon the opression of the native is a testament that you don't deserve to be on that land.
Isn't that really the way it should eventually be? With this modern day Return we're reconstituting back into a people. Ashkenazi, Sephardi and Mizrachi boys and girls meet, maybe during their army service and the differences blur. It's neither good or bad, it just is. And going back even to King David's time we still had tribal differences. Hopefully we retain the good; foods, fresh perspectives, etc. What's good I think is that the baggage of Galut fades.
Just because your ancestors lived in a country, it doesn't make you the same race as the host population of that country. If it did, Oded Fehr would look german... He is ashkenazi jew, and obviously has middle eastern roots from his ancestors who settled in germany (ashkenaz), they were hebrews. He looks identical to jews from syria. And genetic tests back that up. And gypsies would look romanian, not indian. Its not rocket science.
There are surely capsules with preserved heritage, but there always were converts and apostates. Over time, the dnas of the genetic enclave and it's surroundings will change together and have influence on one another.
@@glennvannijevelt1133 Gypsies are not Indians they have there own culture own traditional and even there own language. Which make them Indo aryans who are own ethnicity. That’s like saying because many white Americans have Europeans genes this makes them Europeans
he didn't fully translate that part. the guy said "in Rome be Roman" and than Corey said as response "in israel be israeli", and from some reason he miss translated it, it's not the first time at all.
The person asking the question (not Corey) has no idea of what Israel is like. We keep the good stuff, and hopefully, sometimes, get rid of what is not needed. Many of these countries NEVER accepted the Jews as full citizens!
Steven Grossman Yeah that’s basically Israeli culture in a nutshell, a combination of Middle Easterners and mainly eastern European cultures that jews have assimilated throughout the centuries
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People fail to realize that the religion is a big part of the Jewish culture. Judaism is Jewish culture. So no matter where these Jews were in the world, they were still Jews and they knew it and they recognized other Jews. They are all one people who all have the same basic culture. Of course they took in some aspects of the people they lived next to in Germany or Morocco, or Russia but they always knew who they were.
@@iamfunnyipromise9605 Are you a Zionist? Also, do you have any references regarding the claim you made about Palestine being a derogatory name? I can't find anything pertaining to what you claim
@@CallemJayNZ The name itself is not derogatory, its the reason for using it that was derogatory. The Roman emperor Hadrian punished the Jews in many ways, but another way he punished them was by renaming Judea after the Jews’ ancient enemies - the Philistines. He also expanded the territory to include Syria. The territory was renamed Syria-Palaestina. So Judea was renamed for the ancient Philistines, a sea-faring people who had long vanished from the region, and whose memory remained in the Bible and in antiquity, to further punish and humiliate the Jews. It was also probably an attempt to disconnect Jewish identity from the land. An attempt that failed. "The province of Judaea was renamed Syria Palaestina by the Romans (later simply called Palaestina), and, according to Eusebius of Caeseria (Ecclesiastical History, Book IV, chapter 6), no Jew was thenceforth allowed to set foot in Jerusalem or the surrounding district." - www.britannica.com/place/Palestine/Roman-Palestine
There is no such thing as Israeli Traditional Cuisine. There are Ashkenazim, Mizrahim, Sephardim and Palestinian cuisines. The Mizrahim cuisine - basically Arab cuisine - is the best!
dogbert52 On the pettiness of Cuisine appropriation www.haaretz.com/amp/food/.premium.MAGAZINE-how-shakshuka-and-other-arab-and-mideastern-dishes-became-iconic-jewish-food-1.8161982 www.myjewishlearning.com/the-nosher/how-one-jewish-woman-is-using-mizrahi-food-to-make-a-powerful-statement/amp/ www.haaretz.com/amp/food/.premium.MAGAZINE-which-nation-owns-falafel-and-does-it-matter-1.6172382 www.israel21c.org/10-fabulous-arab-restaurants-transforming-israels-culinary-scene/ www.trtworld.com/opinion/is-israel-stealing-palestinian-cuisine-21305 stepfeed.com/10-middle-eastern-dishes-israel-claims-to-have-invented-4663 thetempest.co/2016/09/09/culture-taste/10-israeli-foods-that-are-actually-arab/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mizrahi_Jewish_cuisine And you can have the pathetic Gefilte fish while the rest of the world enjoy Baba Ghanoush, Kibbeh, Khummus Bil-Lahm and Tabbouleh.
dogbert52 List of the best restaurant in Tel Aviv, some are my personal favourites. Funny I don’t see any Kugel and Gefilte fish....... 🤮🙀🙄 www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurants-g293984-c11744-Tel_Aviv_Tel_Aviv_District.html
Glenn van Nijevelt Actually some Ashkenazi food are not so bad. The Chop Liver at 2nd Avenue Deli and the potato pancakes at Little Polish in the East Village NYC are actually rather delicious. Of course they are pedestrian being compared to the delicious meal at Mogador - Moroccan Jews cuisine - on St Mark’s Street, or at Nomad, the Yemenite Jewish Restaurant on 2nd Avenue, but taste is very subjective. As long as it’s not Gefilte fish, I think most people find Ashkenazi cuisine tolerable.
Abram Sukarto-Muljana Somewhat true. As someone with residences in London and Manhattan, we know that every time we go out to eat at a designated “Israeli” restaurant, operated by Israelis, we are going to be served Arab food; Lebanese, Syrian, Palestinian, Yemenites, Moroccan or Tunisian. --- Who wants to go out and spend £45 per person to eat Kasha, chop livers and Goulash? Please. And Gefilte fish? One should get paid to eat that dish!
Because their dumbasses dont even know that most of them are from egypt, jordan and the few ones whom really belong to the land for more than 2000years are actually jews who were forced to convert to islam or christianity.
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+thrillamf Budhism is a religion only. Judaism is a religion and a race given that they don't mix with non-Jews. As such it is an ethnic and a religious right to the land given that the land was promised to the Jews by God
@@bilderbeargroup4217 They were taken into exile by the Neo-Assyrians... and didn't return yet. That's why they are called the 10 lost tribes. But many fled to the Kingdom of Judah (which was an ISRAELITE kingdom) whose residents were the tribe of Yehudah, Benjamin and some members of Levi (who as priestly tribe had no own territory). You also forgot the Samaritans. And guess who inherits your brother's house if he, his wife and children all die or disappear.... that would be you and the remaining family. So don't worry, the Jews will take care of their brothers' house until they return... meanwhile you do your math again.
jews have moved around a lot they are used to changing
Wow a guy from Egyptian origin and a guy from Polish origin is happily hanging out. Watching your videos I understood that so many diverse cultures created the Israeli culture and despite of this diversity there is a beautiful sense homogeneity among the people. Love Israel from India 🇮🇳
They are both of Judean origins. Their diaspora histories are in Egypt and Poland.
@@eugeneborisenko5237 Yeah, I guess 'Cultural Background' would be more appropriate.
finally a question that isn't complete nonsense lol
I met a Mizrahi Jew, and he was upset that centuries old traditions, disapeared in a few decades.
Israel is like a living internet ,you meet people from all over, and we all loos some and gain some.
"Novegod" is New Year, not Christmas.
he said christmas cuz they put up a tree like in christmas but everyone knows it's new years
In Israel we go with the orthodox Christians and do christmas in January 😝🇮🇱✌😜
j3wishvulcan Novey God is similar to christmas only because of the tree and the gifts which in reality aren’t even christian traditions. There’s nothing religious about it and that’s why it was the major holiday that people celebrated in the USSR.
I believe Jews. I tell you why. I grew up not Jewish in an island in the Caribbean and when I was 13 my mother takes me to my grandparents (Catholic) so that they tell me that we are Jews and we come from Jerusalem. Clearly a vestige from Bar mitzvah. And they didn't even treat it as a religion! Jews do know where they come from much better than gentiles. And most countries (and religions) are much more recent than the Jews. So do THEY know where they come from?
Yes, Russian immigrants are newer to Israel, but they also choose to preserve their culture more, compared to the mentality Israel had in its first years of fusing all the cultures to one unified culture.
Very true my family moved to Israel from Russia in 2000 but left due to the Passover massacre.
@@anthonytsentsiper5408 Can you tell me what was the Passover massacre?
@@EatYourVegs in 2002 hamas bombed apartments and restaurants over Passover
Are you talking about the 2002 intifada? It was non stop bombings over 2-3 years
Sofrito is also a spanish fried sauce with tomato, garlic, onion, olive oil, a bit of bicarbonate (to neutralize the tomato acidity) and salt. Optional: Pepper, laurel, paprika, ground meat...
Yummy
@@איתןפוזילוף We usually serve it with macaroni or other types of pasta but you can use it with any other type of food. It's part of the cuisine of several cultures, the university of Barcelona and the Hospital Clinic of Barcelona did a research on it and found out that it has a ~40 antioxidants (polyphenols and more) that help prevent some life threatening issues.
@@gattetta thanks!!
@@איתןפוזילוף you're welcome 😊
Love those kids, they are so beautiful and cute....
Roman Oh come on, Jews are adorable 😁
@Roman You jealous bc they pretty
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"you are a hottie, come be filmed"😆
That was the best video in while.
There's a mistake on the beginning of the video. Bern is not in Germany but in Switzerland!
One thing that I think is kind of sad is that Karaites and African Jews that follow non Rabbinic Judaism are convinced to become Rabinnic when they should preserve their culture and their religion how it was.
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There are no African Jews, every group has been shown to have no Levantine genetics.
Karaites don't follow Talmud. They are Karaites
Yiddish and Ladino are lost, I think that's a pity
and any other languages too. My grandma is sad that I barely know any Spanish and that my kids won't know any at all and same with other languages like Russian, Arabic, French etc
Yiddish is only lost among those who are only cultural Jews
@@morehn so religious Jews keep speaking Yiddish? Why would they?
@@flopunkt3665 they see it as their culture. It's also a brilliant language the way it's spoken and it's a natural fit with studying Talmud.
Hasidim exclusively speak Yiddish in the home and among each other. The highest level classes in Talmud are taught in Yiddish.
Among many people in Israel, they shun speaking Hebrew conversationally and insist on speaking Yiddish but, theoretically, any other language would suffice. Just not Hebrew. Strongly anti Zionist groups.
I speak a little Yiddish and a lot of my friends are fluent. Its value is hard to appreciate if you're coming from the outside of that world.
I think that Ladino has taken a much bigger hit than Yiddish. Yiddish is still very strong among Jews that mostly don't assimilate, so I'm not worried about it.
Yes but we regained hebrew
As jews never fully mixed up with the people of the countries they left, never adopted the cultures of the peoples they lived with, keeping their own culture, their own habits and staying within jews where ever they lived, how would they have lost anything from those left countries. They are jews , still live among jews as they always did. It is not like a french moving to America or Spain.
Cory, the diaspora cultures are not the “original cultures” as you call them. We never were accepted as locals in the diaspora.
You are exactly right!!!
Jews keep over 2000 years in diaspora there ethnicity, religion and national identity!!!
Jews live in diaspora cause roman exield us, as the Babylon do before, the prophecy of God tell us we will come back after 2000 years...
Jews never take the nation the live in, and they need to keep their religion in secret cause of antisemitism... but today the world don't understand it, after jews came back from diaspora, although minority of jews stay all history in their ancestors land ...
Unfortunately today so called Palestinians don't understand they came as occupation, if its Christian byzantine , crusade or Roman or the migority its Muslims so they came from Saudi Arabian and conqure 22 lands they control today...
I study a lot about those who called themselves Palestinians and I learn as rhe first leader who call himself Palestinians YASSER ARRAFAT came from eygpt, so most of the Muslims came by ottman empire from the lands the empire control...
Jewz dna show their connections to the Levant to cannantie , but its funny how Palestinians today forgot it was called cannantie although its wrote on their holy book and history book but not in unra books
I really can't understand how all ethnicity in the world wish to go out from refugees status but Palestinians don't want that cause they keep their grandparents keys, but even if they one day win war and conqure the land so this house they want go back to have different door lock or its not even exist any more or someone live there jews or Arabs
They really don't understand the names they give to the villages they think they came from Arabs occupation they are the one who change it , good example of it its how shchem was change by romans to new polis but in Arabic they don't have P so they change it to nublu
They really don't understand the original name of Palestine as land it was never country for sure not arab country so originally its name in English so if you dotn have p in Arabic how you can be Palestinians? If you claim you be ancient tribe called Palestinians so how in history nonation call like that and even in Quran its mention jews came from the Levant, I know they say israelis are not the same jews but as all occupation around the world works the one to win the war he i the one to control the land
Falasteen is the Arabic version; Palaestina is Latin. I am not really religious, so cannot speak to prophecies. My point was that Cory, despite living in Israel, still has a North American flawed understanding of Jewish identity. He gets surprised by those whose parents came from Eastern Europe yet they have a tanned complexion and dark hair. He seems to subscribe to the same view as Americans: Jewish = religion, not ethnicity/culture/heritage. Almost as if he himself got a spoonful of anti-Semitic propaganda that uses the same argument to dissociate Jewish people from their roots.
@@eugeneborisenko5237 most of your blood is mixed with other nations. You don't get to live outside of Palestine for thousands of years and still somehow claim you are pure this or that. Food, culture, blood line, language and more all got introduced to your people. The only common thread was your religion and you lost your faith, most of you are either athiest or agnostic, your religion is basically a culture for you now. The fact that your state is built upon the opression of the native is a testament that you don't deserve to be on that land.
Isn't that really the way it should eventually be? With this modern day Return we're reconstituting back into a people. Ashkenazi, Sephardi and Mizrachi boys and girls meet, maybe during their army service and the differences blur.
It's neither good or bad, it just is. And going back even to King David's time we still had tribal differences. Hopefully we retain the good; foods, fresh perspectives, etc. What's good I think is that the baggage of Galut fades.
The first kid is absolutely right. New Zealand is the same. Our culture is uniquely ours.
This is one reason why I love Israel.
***** haha . So you are in this. I bet I can figure which one you are
erez at the start or the guy with the shades at 4:00, ?
Bern, Germany?! lol
Yeah, I noticed that too
There is a town called Bern in the north of Germany. This is also the much bigger city of Bern in Switzerland.
My grandfather is Native Israeli? IDK, His last name is Levy. My grandmother is Hungary, she is white but not much.
***** So Nada, what do you propose then? (Other than a weak and emotionally charged attempt to draw a similar comparison between Nazism and Zionism,)
Don't care what the cowards says.
She blocks replys on her comments the utter cowardice of youtube
So bad that the jews from Iraq lost the language they spoke and the Iraqian Jewish culture they had
Aww I hope that Austrian Jew gets go see Austria someday its a beautiful country.
Just because your ancestors lived in a country, it doesn't make you the same race as the host population of that country. If it did, Oded Fehr would look german...
He is ashkenazi jew, and obviously has middle eastern roots from his ancestors who settled in germany (ashkenaz), they were hebrews. He looks identical to jews from syria. And genetic tests back that up.
And gypsies would look romanian, not indian. Its not rocket science.
I am from Turkey and gypsies here look straight indian
Gypsies are actually Indian.
Isaac Der3i Gypsies are Indian who settled in Romania. Hence “Roma”.
There are surely capsules with preserved heritage, but there always were converts and apostates. Over time, the dnas of the genetic enclave and it's surroundings will change together and have influence on one another.
@@glennvannijevelt1133 Gypsies are not Indians they have there own culture own traditional and even there own language. Which make them Indo aryans who are own ethnicity. That’s like saying because many white Americans have Europeans genes this makes them Europeans
isn.t bern in switzerland tho?
When is Rome.... Be an Israeli!
miss translation
he didn't fully translate that part. the guy said "in Rome be Roman"
and than Corey said as response "in israel be israeli",
and from some reason he miss translated it, it's not the first time at all.
The person asking the question (not Corey) has no idea of what Israel is like. We keep the good stuff, and hopefully, sometimes, get rid of what is not needed. Many of these countries NEVER accepted the Jews as full citizens!
Probably why they’re asking the question
Steven Grossman Yeah that’s basically Israeli culture in a nutshell, a combination of Middle Easterners and mainly eastern European cultures that jews have assimilated throughout the centuries
Why are you avoiding the russian
good video again !!!!
Is Bern in Germany must let the Swiss know
Exactly, I also noticed
Why do d not you ask them how the feel to become real Israelites after been out for centuries or millenniums
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Bern is in Switzerland…not Germany
7:17 Yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Goulash... I'd be friends with that kid. We have a lot in common.
WTF SO THEY SAY WE DID NOT LOSE ANYTHING SO THEY SAY ISRAEL IS NOT IDENTITY WTH
People fail to realize that the religion is a big part of the Jewish culture. Judaism is Jewish culture. So no matter where these Jews were in the world, they were still Jews and they knew it and they recognized other Jews. They are all one people who all have the same basic culture. Of course they took in some aspects of the people they lived next to in Germany or Morocco, or Russia but they always knew who they were.
No one said anything about jachnun and melawach you should be ashamed of yourselves.so good
The jews from Yemen brought it here. It's awsome, we order it every weekend with an egg & tomato juice
They weren't Yemenite
This really makes me want to visit Israel/Palestine. Everywhere always looks so busy and vibrant
The Roman's called the land for palestine, as an insult to the Jews. The land is Israel, nothing else.
@@iamfunnyipromise9605 Are you a Zionist? Also, do you have any references regarding the claim you made about Palestine being a derogatory name? I can't find anything pertaining to what you claim
@@CallemJayNZ The name itself is not derogatory, its the reason for using it that was derogatory. The Roman emperor Hadrian punished the Jews in many ways, but another way he punished them was by renaming Judea after the Jews’ ancient enemies - the Philistines. He also expanded the territory to include Syria. The territory was renamed Syria-Palaestina. So Judea was renamed for the ancient Philistines, a sea-faring people who had long vanished from the region, and whose memory remained in the Bible and in antiquity, to further punish and humiliate the Jews. It was also probably an attempt to disconnect Jewish identity from the land. An attempt that failed.
"The province of Judaea was renamed Syria Palaestina by the Romans (later simply called Palaestina), and, according to Eusebius of Caeseria (Ecclesiastical History, Book IV, chapter 6), no Jew was thenceforth allowed to set foot in Jerusalem or the surrounding district." - www.britannica.com/place/Palestine/Roman-Palestine
@@CallemJayNZ And yes, I am a Zionist.
There is no such thing as Israeli Traditional Cuisine. There are Ashkenazim, Mizrahim, Sephardim and Palestinian cuisines. The Mizrahim cuisine - basically Arab cuisine - is the best!
Its kosher , therefore not arab.
dogbert52
On the pettiness of Cuisine appropriation
www.haaretz.com/amp/food/.premium.MAGAZINE-how-shakshuka-and-other-arab-and-mideastern-dishes-became-iconic-jewish-food-1.8161982
www.myjewishlearning.com/the-nosher/how-one-jewish-woman-is-using-mizrahi-food-to-make-a-powerful-statement/amp/
www.haaretz.com/amp/food/.premium.MAGAZINE-which-nation-owns-falafel-and-does-it-matter-1.6172382
www.israel21c.org/10-fabulous-arab-restaurants-transforming-israels-culinary-scene/
www.trtworld.com/opinion/is-israel-stealing-palestinian-cuisine-21305
stepfeed.com/10-middle-eastern-dishes-israel-claims-to-have-invented-4663
thetempest.co/2016/09/09/culture-taste/10-israeli-foods-that-are-actually-arab/
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mizrahi_Jewish_cuisine
And you can have the pathetic Gefilte fish while the rest of the world enjoy Baba Ghanoush, Kibbeh, Khummus Bil-Lahm and Tabbouleh.
dogbert52
List of the best restaurant in Tel Aviv, some are my personal favourites.
Funny I don’t see any Kugel and Gefilte fish....... 🤮🙀🙄
www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurants-g293984-c11744-Tel_Aviv_Tel_Aviv_District.html
Glenn van Nijevelt
Actually some Ashkenazi food are not so bad. The Chop Liver at 2nd Avenue Deli and the potato pancakes at Little Polish in the East Village NYC are actually rather delicious. Of course they are pedestrian being compared to the delicious meal at Mogador - Moroccan Jews cuisine - on St Mark’s Street, or at Nomad, the Yemenite Jewish Restaurant on 2nd Avenue, but taste is very subjective. As long as it’s not Gefilte fish, I think most people find Ashkenazi cuisine tolerable.
Abram Sukarto-Muljana Somewhat true.
As someone with residences in London and Manhattan, we know that every time we go out to eat at a designated “Israeli” restaurant, operated by Israelis, we are going to be served Arab food; Lebanese, Syrian, Palestinian, Yemenites, Moroccan or Tunisian. --- Who wants to go out and spend £45 per person to eat Kasha, chop livers and Goulash? Please. And Gefilte fish? One should get paid to eat that dish!
At 9:46 I can see exactly what the guy on the right looks like Terrible job with editing.
Why you show the guy face ..so unrespectful of you..
Umm.. Bern is not actually in germany
Bonn is
There is a city in Germany also called Bern. It's not that difficult to grasp.
@@jaydasilva_ where? I cant find that city. Where is there a german city called "bern"
@@jaydasilva_ That city is called Berne though, not Bern.
BERN IS SWITZERLAND
I cant help but love Israel. I just wish they would accept Christ.
Not gonna happen
@@Србомбоница86 that's sad.
Question for Arab Israelis and West Bank Arabs: how common is Sufism among Holy Land Muslims?
What a melting pot of origins and people!
And how much do they love food!
2 more reasons to...
Don't answer to him please the reporter work with arab station alejeria .we need to forget we suffer in arab country .leave the new generation alone .
Not living in Palestine I meant
yeahhh, sabra fo' life! :)
The poor Jew who always got beaten has now turned into a militaristic bully nation.
If you ask any Palestinian now in jerusalem what is your background he will say from this land only!
Because their dumbasses dont even know that most of them are from egypt, jordan and the few ones whom really belong to the land for more than 2000years are actually jews who were forced to convert to islam or christianity.
never heard of a turk in palastine, or saudi or egyptian... not even for a visit
MrLiberali They will probably say Egypt or Jordan. Did you know Arrafat was Egyptian?
Elegant how stupid can u be all there name are egypt masri el masri masrauua u can ask them
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Than you should take basic history lesson.
is too hard to find a really Jews from the same blood of yeshua
@wesley8173 yeah
video title: Herzl and Zionism - a duty and a right to know what is being hidden from us in educational institutions
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Jews seemed to be scattered all over since the begining of time, u werent promised land in tokyo or hong kong?
Matt Schwartz Can a Buddhist in Thailand or China claim land in Nepal or India because that is where Buddhism originated?
+thrillamf Budhism is a religion only. Judaism is a religion and a race given that they don't mix with non-Jews. As such it is an ethnic and a religious right to the land given that the land was promised to the Jews by God
The prophets prophesised we would be exiled to the 4 corners of the earth and return to Israel.
Meir jews only have rights to 1/12 of Israel, jews are from the Israeli tribe of judah but god also promised it to 11 other tribes
@@bilderbeargroup4217 They were taken into exile by the Neo-Assyrians... and didn't return yet. That's why they are called the 10 lost tribes. But many fled to the Kingdom of Judah (which was an ISRAELITE kingdom) whose residents were the tribe of Yehudah, Benjamin and some members of Levi (who as priestly tribe had no own territory).
You also forgot the Samaritans.
And guess who inherits your brother's house if he, his wife and children all die or disappear.... that would be you and the remaining family.
So don't worry, the Jews will take care of their brothers' house until they return... meanwhile you do your math again.
Israeli culture........making sure Israel is Jewish by any means........these newbies [colonialist] need more time to create a culture