Still it breaks my heart to see sefardim dressing like this....and unfortunately it's not just about the "assimilation" in terms of garments.. I bet this people even wish each other "gut shabbes" and that they go to "shul"..... 😒 I would love to see them talking like that with their grandparents
you know who some of the biggest jew haters are? Other jews, as this comment sections indicates. This praying and singing is beautiful, and it should be appreciated and not made be into a vehicle of hate
Amen, I am a stranger, in a strange land, and yet I know my brothers love for HASHEM by the joyful sound he makes, his unabashed love for our Elohim. No, no don’t be jealous, join in let your soul rejoice. Shalom.
Shalom Pawel , take your joy in HaShem our Lord and He will provide for everything, even for more joy and love in your heart ! Yevarekhekha et Adonayi Eloheynou !
Tengo un tamburin ansi a casa yo tambien... La alegria de HaShem es la alegria la mas pura. ❤Feliz yom tov, hermanos! 🎉 Pero porque no hablan Ladino? Hablan ingles como Rabbi Kurt en Ohio ... 😮
Remember that many Chasidic Jews use Sephardi melodies and prayerbooks. When they use the term in a religious setting they aren't referring to ethnic Sephardim but rather the style of prayer. CALM DOWN TH-cam. Lol.
Shalom Anusi, I had this misconception in my head too and as they speak english instead of Ladino, I was doubting too. 😮 But it seems so that HaShem has allowed a greater variety than we humans are able to think, also in Brooklyn... 😂
Shalom Kashout, well probably they are not the first generation in NY. Probably their daddies or granddaddies left General Franco prefering the Statue of Liberty ... Quite as many others prefered it to a german or sovyet dictator. Throughout history, you know, living under a dictator has never been a really good choice for a Jew... 😢 Not that it would be a good choice for the goyim either, but for a Jew a dictator mostly becomes more threatening and more dangerous than for his neighbours . See, the percentage of intelligent intellectuals is mostly higher among Jews than among goyim and dictators always hate intellectuals. El generalissimo was no exception to this rule. 😢 Americans mostly hate dictators and they live and love Liberty, so as a Jew, if you are under pressure and can't find a ship to Eretz Yisrael, take a ship to NY. That's less dangerous than to stay on the territory of a dictator... 😅
Shalom Pedro ! How do you interprete the timeframe given by navi Daniel in chapter 9, versos 24 to 27 ? Does anybody of the more than 50 pretenders between Shimon Bar Kokhevah and Menakhem Mendel Schneerson fit into this prophecy ? Please, don't think Jews always answer questions by questions. 😅 That's not true. That's only a prejudice... 😮 Only in your case, I couldn't refrain from asking. 😂 Don't hurry, pray before reading and take your time to make sure you have understood every hebrew word of the Prophet. 😊 Compare with Flavius Josephus if you have had greek at shoul and than pray again before answering. In case you get angry about me, remember that Scriptures says that an unjust curse is, like a pigeon, returning to his sender. 😂 I'm looking forward to your answer, even if it consists of questions... P.S.: Eeeh, sorry bro , I meant school instead of shoul ! My Smartphone is not very well educated and has bad manners as changing my typings without asking... 😮 😅
It's a total shanda! What a sham! They have Sephardim dressed like Lubavitchers, praying from a Lubavitch sidur living in a Lubavitch neighborhood and chanting yehi! This is a TOTAL corruption and abrogation of everything that it means to be Sepharadi! These people need to wake up and come back home to the Sephardic community, to normative Judaism. May God have mercy on them and help them see the error of this foolishness!
AbigayilNeshama Pardon my ignorance in the distinctiveness of Ashkenazi and Sephardic culture, but is there really difference? They're saying the prayers and they're Jewish. Isn't that all that matters? I think it's rather beautiful that two cultures are coming together and using their customs to create an even more gratifying prayer.
It's TOTALLY different! I think that the overwhelming majority of Sepharadim would take extreme umbrage to the idea that Lubavitch and Sephardic are the same, especially in the case of meshichist (messianic) Lubavitch where they believe that the deceased rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneerson is the messiah! Furthermore, some meshichists are even what are called elokists because they WORSHIP the dead rabbi! You shouldn't post things that you don't know about! You spread falsehood and misinformation like that! These are two extremely different ways of life, different ideologies, different philosophies, different approaches to the Torah, different ethnicities, different customs, different interpretations of law, different customs, different dress, different rabbis, different books, different language, different food, different music, different most things! As a matter of fact, in many cases, Sephardic Jews, and many Sephardic rabbis are mitnagdim (opponents) of Lubavitch because of the different ideology. In many cases Lubavitch are mitnagdim of the Sephardim especially in places like Latin America where at least one Lubavitch rabbi has been known to send spies to the Sephardic community and has publicly asserted having the ONLY Jewish community in the area while a Sephardic community is not at all far away! He competes to take Sephardic members of the community and turn them into hassidim! DON'T ever say they are the same lest you be a LIAR!
First of all, you need to calm the hell down. I stated that I was not very familiar in the two cultural groups in regards to prayer. Second of all - WE ARE TALKING ABOUT PRAYERS and unless you can break down page by page the differences in an Ashkenazi and Sephardi Siddur in terms of what's written and the order of prayer, your rant doesn't mean shit to me. Third - I am talking about the joining of Ashkenazi and Sepharadim Jews. Not Lubavitch which even Ashkenazi Jews distance themselves from.
Actually, I don't need to do anything except stay Abigayil. If I were you, I'd watch who I started swearing at. Fortunate for you, I'm not some crazy person who goes off simply because the likes of you likes to act out. One day, you're going to do that with the wrong one, and God help you. What you need to do is have knowledge before you post so you don't make a fool out of yourself, but too late.
Neither do I even if my dad speaks a bit of German. I’m curious to see how Sephardic and Ashkenazi can be mixed, like Spanish-German. One example is Frida Kahlo, a famous painter, whose father married a Mexican …..please respond.
Lady! You can't judge a book by it's cover. Our prayer which is not heard on this video is strictly Sephardic so is our siddur but we can't force everyone to use only a Sepahadi Siddur. May be you should check it out for yourself any Shabbat and Chagim to see if we are really Sepharadim enough for you.If you were just a little bit less anti Yechi I'm pretty sure you would have been much positive!!!
Using a Sephardic siddur does not a Sepharadi make! No Sephardic synagogue with any amount of backbone and respect for the Sephardic tradition will allow people who believe in shtuth to chant shtuth from the tebah (which, by the way in this case is replaced by a bimah!) Just name ONE Sephardic synagogue in the world with a majority Sepharadic membership, Sephardic rabbi, and upholding Sepharadic minhagim that will allow this yehi nonsense any day of the week? One mustn't pray in a beth knesseth where the majority of the people praying their believe in nonsense or are God forbid, apikorsim (no accusations here!). Oh, by the way, the guy is making an announcement with his chant that the dead rebbe is "our master" etc, ergo, the congregants give tacit approval by not objecting. He says this from the podium! What's wrong with this picture! As for visiting, HAS W'HALILAH! I dare not set foot in such a place where foolishness reigns and reason is out the door! Surely it has been infected with all sorts of ideas from the "French rabbis", you know, the ones nobody knows who they are?
עוד זאת ישים אל לבו לקיים מאמר רז"ל והוי שפל רוח בפני כל האדם. והוי באמת לאמיתו בפני כל האדם ממש אפי' בפני קל שבקלים. והיינו ע"פ מארז"ל אל תדין את חבירך עד שתגיע למקומו. כי מקומו גורם לו לחטוא להיות פרנסתו לילך בשוק כל היום ולהיות מיושבי קרנות ועיניו רואות כל התאוות והעין רואה והלב חומד ויצרו בוער כתנור בוערה מאופה כמ"ש בהושע הוא בוער כאש להבה וגו'. משא"כ מי שהולך בשוק מעט ורוב היום יושב בביתו וגם אם הולך כל היום בשוק יכול להיות שאינו מחומם כ"כ בטבעו כי אין היצר שוה בכל נפש יש שיצרו כו' כמ"ש במ"א.
Judaism has several more liberal sects (often describing themselves as movements), with varying degrees of adherence to halakha. Adherents of liberal Jewish sects generally are less strict about observance than many Orthodox, and generally more accepting of gender and class equality as well as Western moral ideals. A few on the fringe practice syncretist faiths with aspects of Buddhism or neopaganism or are outright atheist, treating Jewish practice as a cultural rather than religious observance. Many liberal Jewish congregations (mostly Reform and Reconstructionist, but also many but not all Conservative) permit female rabbis, and as a general rule tend to be more tolerant of homosexuality and intermarriage.
Not gay at all if you would be able to read the Thorah in hebrew, you would be able to understand ! That's in respect for Moishe Ben Amram who covered his head before talking to HaShem... The songs they sing are praising HaShem, so that singing is prayer, so they cover their heads. That's nothing strange and Not gay at all ! 😂 They only obey to the orders that HaShem has given Moishe... 🎉❤🎉
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you can't take the Sephardic out of them .only Sephardic and mizrahi are this happy.
Yair Gaitan gaitan I love the melodies
I’m proud of my Sephardic ancestors.
Still it breaks my heart to see sefardim dressing like this....and unfortunately it's not just about the "assimilation" in terms of garments.. I bet this people even wish each other "gut shabbes" and that they go to "shul"..... 😒 I would love to see them talking like that with their grandparents
Yes! Agree!💜💜💜
I’m part Sephardic my ancestors went to the New world at end of 15th century. This is beautiful.
I enjoy seeing this video thank you so much for sharing it ✡️
Thank you. I love your community.
Pura alma! These dudes are rock n roll.
Sephardi Chabad, WOW! I'm not surprised this is becoming more and more commonplace, there are a number of shuls out there that are doing the same.
I would love to come and visit here
you know who some of the biggest jew haters are? Other jews, as this comment sections indicates. This praying and singing is beautiful, and it should be appreciated and not made be into a vehicle of hate
Amen, I am a stranger, in a strange land, and yet I know my brothers love for HASHEM by the joyful sound he makes, his unabashed love for our Elohim. No, no don’t be jealous, join in let your soul rejoice. Shalom.
hahaah these guys are great. they bring a rock and roll influence into their singing xD
This makes one want to dance before Hashem as David danced .... They truly know how to Daven!!!!
Who needs happy time pills, their joy is the happy time pill !!!! Amen w Amen !!!!!
Shalom Pawel , take your joy in HaShem our Lord and He will provide for everything, even for more joy and love in your heart ! Yevarekhekha et Adonayi Eloheynou !
you can see the joy
Prayer changes things
Needed this ❤
Lembrança da casa de meus pais. Shabat alegre
Como assim, Clara?
" Blues " cool singing
Awesome
A mixture of Sephardi with ashkenaz.
A good definition of identity would be better.
Tengo un tamburin ansi a casa yo tambien... La alegria de HaShem es la alegria la mas pura. ❤Feliz yom tov, hermanos! 🎉 Pero porque no hablan Ladino? Hablan ingles como Rabbi Kurt en Ohio ... 😮
Hahaha that was awesome!
my. people my brothers.
My people
Como conseguir estos videos con subtítulos en ESPAÑOL , me interesa saber mas del pueblo judío y sus creencias y oraciones ....Gracias
Crown heights, is that in Brooklyn ?
Clara Elmescany, da Suíça.
Remember that many Chasidic Jews use Sephardi melodies and prayerbooks. When they use the term in a religious setting they aren't referring to ethnic Sephardim but rather the style of prayer.
CALM DOWN TH-cam. Lol.
Matthew Readdick sefard nusach is what you’re most likely referring to
Shul??? Dressed in black? ?? That No Sefaradi nusaj. Why do you do that???
Sorry for my ignorance but In my mind all Jews in Brooklyn were Ashkenazim! 😬
Shalom Anusi, I had this misconception in my head too and as they speak english instead of Ladino, I was doubting too. 😮 But it seems so that HaShem has allowed a greater variety than we humans are able to think, also in Brooklyn... 😂
Very Bluesy in the beginning it sounded like delta blues what's going on there?
Shalom Kashout, well probably they are not the first generation in NY. Probably their daddies or granddaddies left General Franco prefering the Statue of Liberty ... Quite as many others prefered it to a german or sovyet dictator. Throughout history, you know, living under a dictator has never been a really good choice for a Jew... 😢 Not that it would be a good choice for the goyim either, but for a Jew a dictator mostly becomes more threatening and more dangerous than for his neighbours . See, the percentage of intelligent intellectuals is mostly higher among Jews than among goyim and dictators always hate intellectuals. El generalissimo was no exception to this rule. 😢 Americans mostly hate dictators and they live and love Liberty, so as a Jew, if you are under pressure and can't find a ship to Eretz Yisrael, take a ship to NY. That's less dangerous than to stay on the territory of a dictator... 😅
עִבְדוּ אֶת-יְהוָה בְּשִׂמְחָה; עִבְדוּ אֶת-יְהוָה בְּשִׂמְחָה;
Much more positive ( i meant)
Why the young boy shakes his head ? 01:50 and 02:04
Could Jesus be the rejected Messiah?
Isaiah 28:16; Psalm 118:22; Isaiah 53:3
Shalom Pedro ! How do you interprete the timeframe given by navi Daniel in chapter 9, versos 24 to 27 ?
Does anybody of the more than 50 pretenders between Shimon Bar Kokhevah and Menakhem Mendel Schneerson fit into this prophecy ?
Please, don't think Jews always answer questions by questions. 😅 That's not true. That's only a prejudice... 😮 Only in your case, I couldn't refrain from asking. 😂 Don't hurry, pray before reading and take your time to make sure you have understood every hebrew word of the Prophet. 😊 Compare with Flavius Josephus if you have had greek at shoul and than pray again before answering. In case you get angry about me, remember that Scriptures says that an unjust curse is, like a pigeon, returning to his sender. 😂 I'm looking forward to your answer, even if it consists of questions...
P.S.: Eeeh, sorry bro , I meant school instead of shoul ! My Smartphone is not very well educated and has bad manners as changing my typings without asking... 😮 😅
obey and obey the 10 commandments of GOD, we will all be safe. GOD YESHUA AL MASIAH Bless You All. Amen Hallelujah Maranatha
What sephardi says Yehi?
why is so many chabad hater here ?
This is not Sephardic! It is mashiachist Chabad Lubavitch. They might add some Sephardic elements to get Sephardim involved but this is NOT Sephardic!
It's a total shanda! What a sham! They have Sephardim dressed like Lubavitchers, praying from a Lubavitch sidur living in a Lubavitch neighborhood and chanting yehi! This is a TOTAL corruption and abrogation of everything that it means to be Sepharadi! These people need to wake up and come back home to the Sephardic community, to normative Judaism. May God have mercy on them and help them see the error of this foolishness!
AbigayilNeshama
Pardon my ignorance in the distinctiveness of Ashkenazi and Sephardic culture, but is there really difference? They're saying the prayers and they're Jewish. Isn't that all that matters? I think it's rather beautiful that two cultures are coming together and using their customs to create an even more gratifying prayer.
It's TOTALLY different! I think that the overwhelming majority of Sepharadim would take extreme umbrage to the idea that Lubavitch and Sephardic are the same, especially in the case of meshichist (messianic) Lubavitch where they believe that the deceased rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneerson is the messiah! Furthermore, some meshichists are even what are called elokists because they WORSHIP the dead rabbi! You shouldn't post things that you don't know about! You spread falsehood and misinformation like that! These are two extremely different ways of life, different ideologies, different philosophies, different approaches to the Torah, different ethnicities, different customs, different interpretations of law, different customs, different dress, different rabbis, different books, different language, different food, different music, different most things! As a matter of fact, in many cases, Sephardic Jews, and many Sephardic rabbis are mitnagdim (opponents) of Lubavitch because of the different ideology. In many cases Lubavitch are mitnagdim of the Sephardim especially in places like Latin America where at least one Lubavitch rabbi has been known to send spies to the Sephardic community and has publicly asserted having the ONLY Jewish community in the area while a Sephardic community is not at all far away! He competes to take Sephardic members of the community and turn them into hassidim! DON'T ever say they are the same lest you be a LIAR!
First of all, you need to calm the hell down. I stated that I was not very familiar in the two cultural groups in regards to prayer.
Second of all - WE ARE TALKING ABOUT PRAYERS and unless you can break down page by page the differences in an Ashkenazi and Sephardi Siddur in terms of what's written and the order of prayer, your rant doesn't mean shit to me.
Third - I am talking about the joining of Ashkenazi and Sepharadim Jews. Not Lubavitch which even Ashkenazi Jews distance themselves from.
Actually, I don't need to do anything except stay Abigayil. If I were you, I'd watch who I started swearing at. Fortunate for you, I'm not some crazy person who goes off simply because the likes of you likes to act out. One day, you're going to do that with the wrong one, and God help you.
What you need to do is have knowledge before you post so you don't make a fool out of yourself, but too late.
I love this intro!!!!
Not is ashekenazi or sephardic is a original blues and after yes
IS SEPHARDIC
This sounds very like 7abad. I detected a slight Sephardi element...
Chabad not Sevenabad
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א מִזְמוֹר לְתוֹדָה: הָרִיעוּ לַיהוָה, כָּל-הָאָרֶץ. 1 A Psalm of thanksgiving. Shout unto the LORD, all the earth.
ב עִבְדוּ אֶת-יְהוָה בְּשִׂמְחָה; בֹּאוּ לְפָנָיו, בִּרְנָנָה. 2 Serve the LORD with gladness; come before His presence with singing.
ג דְּעוּ-- כִּי יְהוָה, הוּא אֱלֹהִים:
הוּא-עָשָׂנוּ, ולא (וְלוֹ) אֲנַחְנוּ-- עַמּוֹ, וְצֹאן מַרְעִיתוֹ. 3 Know ye that the LORD He is God; {N}
it is He that hath made us, and we are His, His people, and the flock of His pasture.
ד בֹּאוּ שְׁעָרָיו, בְּתוֹדָה--חֲצֵרֹתָיו בִּתְהִלָּה; הוֹדוּ-לוֹ, בָּרְכוּ שְׁמוֹ. 4 Enter into His gates with thanksgiving, and into His courts with praise; give thanks unto Him, and bless His name.
ה כִּי-טוֹב יְהוָה, לְעוֹלָם חַסְדּוֹ; וְעַד-דֹּר וָדֹר, אֱמוּנָתוֹ. 5 For the LORD is good; His mercy endureth for ever; and His faithfulness unto all generations. {P}
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sephardic????? sephardic hasidut! sephardim we are sephardim, not chassidim :/
Hi, what flag on your avatar ?
Rock N roll orginal VERSION🤣
I need one torah in spanish i living in Brooklyn ...pleases any inf
She needs a chumash
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It’s because they are auto-generated by TH-cam.
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Yehi, eastern european garb...yeah so sephardi. Praying with a sephardic siddur and eating burekas dosen't make one sephardic.
A lot of us sephardi that are religious dress that way.
@@bigtimes1 Ashkenaz clothes ?
@bigtimes1 why did the sephardim drop their own culture like the jelabiya thobe for the ashkenazi one
"sephardic" and "shul" have no place together in the same setence... We dont speak German!!!!
Neither do I even if my dad speaks a bit of German. I’m curious to see how Sephardic and Ashkenazi can be mixed, like Spanish-German. One example is Frida Kahlo, a famous painter, whose father married a Mexican …..please respond.
They are of orthodox Jewish community, are they not?
Oymen?! Farbrengen?! 🤮
What a shame, what a shame that Mizrahi and sefardi tradition is letting itself being absorbed into the "ashkinazification"
Meaning no offense ,but this Judaism seems to be more upbeat ,and not in anyway morose,
Lady! You can't judge a book by it's cover. Our prayer which is not heard on this video is strictly Sephardic so is our siddur but we can't force everyone to use only a Sepahadi Siddur. May be you should check it out for yourself any Shabbat and Chagim to see if we are really Sepharadim enough for you.If you were just a little bit less anti Yechi I'm pretty sure you would have been much positive!!!
Using a Sephardic siddur does not a Sepharadi make! No Sephardic synagogue with any amount of backbone and respect for the Sephardic tradition will allow people who believe in shtuth to chant shtuth from the tebah (which, by the way in this case is replaced by a bimah!) Just name ONE Sephardic synagogue in the world with a majority Sepharadic membership, Sephardic rabbi, and upholding Sepharadic minhagim that will allow this yehi nonsense any day of the week? One mustn't pray in a beth knesseth where the majority of the people praying their believe in nonsense or are God forbid, apikorsim (no accusations here!). Oh, by the way, the guy is making an announcement with his chant that the dead rebbe is "our master" etc, ergo, the congregants give tacit approval by not objecting. He says this from the podium! What's wrong with this picture! As for visiting, HAS W'HALILAH! I dare not set foot in such a place where foolishness reigns and reason is out the door! Surely it has been infected with all sorts of ideas from the "French rabbis", you know, the ones nobody knows who they are?
She was missing tha main point of the channel unity love....hazak
Kol hakavod leharabi milubavitch
עוד זאת ישים אל לבו לקיים מאמר רז"ל והוי שפל רוח בפני כל האדם. והוי באמת לאמיתו בפני כל האדם ממש אפי' בפני קל שבקלים. והיינו ע"פ מארז"ל אל תדין את חבירך עד שתגיע למקומו. כי מקומו גורם לו לחטוא להיות פרנסתו לילך בשוק כל היום ולהיות מיושבי קרנות ועיניו רואות כל התאוות והעין רואה והלב חומד ויצרו בוער כתנור בוערה מאופה כמ"ש בהושע הוא בוער כאש להבה וגו'. משא"כ מי שהולך בשוק מעט ורוב היום יושב בביתו וגם אם הולך כל היום בשוק יכול להיות שאינו מחומם כ"כ בטבעו כי אין היצר שוה בכל נפש יש שיצרו כו' כמ"ש במ"א.
Judaism has several more liberal sects (often describing themselves as movements), with varying degrees of adherence to halakha. Adherents of liberal Jewish sects generally are less strict about observance than many Orthodox, and generally more accepting of gender and class equality as well as Western moral ideals. A few on the fringe practice syncretist faiths with aspects of Buddhism or neopaganism or are outright atheist, treating Jewish practice as a cultural rather than religious observance. Many liberal Jewish congregations (mostly Reform and Reconstructionist, but also many but not all Conservative) permit female rabbis, and as a general rule tend to be more tolerant of homosexuality and intermarriage.
wearing hats inside... totally gay
Not gay at all if you would be able to read the Thorah in hebrew, you would be able to understand ! That's in respect for Moishe Ben Amram who covered his head before talking to HaShem... The songs they sing are praising HaShem, so that singing is prayer, so they cover their heads. That's nothing strange and Not gay at all ! 😂 They only obey to the orders that HaShem has given Moishe... 🎉❤🎉