Hello luka. I want to visit every country in Europe. But all the sites in the internet does not agree in a same number of countries in europe. One country which is not obvious is georgia 🇬🇪. Is in your opinion Georgia part of europe or asia. And what about Armenia,Azerbaijan and kazahkstan. Thank you
Tel Aviv is a very diverse city and it's one of the things I like about it. I'm Filipino but I lived in TLV for a year. I loved trying different kinds of food from Jewish diaspora -- Yemeni, Iraqi (sabich!), Iranian (ghormeh sabzi that tastes the same as what you'd have in Iran), Moroccan, Libyan, Bukharan, Ashkenazi American, Ethiopian, Syrian, Kurdish, Venezuelan etc. I didn't realize how diverse the Jewish community is. Palestinian food is also delicious (maqluba, mansaf, knafeh are my faves) as well as food by the local Druze community. There is also a large migrant worker and asylum seeker population so you'd find food from all over the world. Some areas in Tel Aviv Central Bus Station feels like the Philippines.
I really want to visit Israel one day but i cant because i live in iran😭😭 hopefully all these tensions will calm down and i can visit this beautiful country....💙
How long ago did you schedule your trip? We have been in this global pandemic since early March. Some companies in America even let their employees start working from home in early February.
If you visit Tel Aviv, be sure to also check out Jaffa, right to the south! Tel Aviv started out as a suburb of Jaffa, and Old Jaffa feels like the Old City of Jerusalem by the sea.
could you travel in the south of israel, mitzpe Ramon, eilat, timna park, metzada, the red Kenyon, ain gedi, and more... this area is often underrated among travelers.
@jiggly puff No Mohammed was not a pedo. Do your research before you comment. Don't be offensive to the 1.2-6 billion population of Muslims. Educate yourself with an open mind just like Drew.
Shut up, what do you want ?? Why every time someone mentions Arabs and Jews people talk about war and peace ?? We are also humans , we love each other , the minority is the one who hate. Please stop, it's not about war.
I live really close to tel Aviv, I go there with my friends all the time, I've traveled the world and I haven't found yet a better city for hanging out
@Ching Chong because the culture in israel comes from all over the world, it is the one place where you'd find Yemeni, Ethiopians and Russians all living together and all these different cultures are always felt there
1:01 Correction: Most of the people doesn't have electric scooter. They are rentable, People pay in a special app for the time they've used them. The Tel Aviv municipality has done this to decrease cars, Because there are too many cars here.
Thank you! Your videos are amazing😊, Small correction, most of the cities in Israel are fairly new and modern as this is a young country, only few are as old as Jerusalem.
When drew makes a vid about Palestine: "Wow, Drew is making amazing vids" When he makes a vid on Israel: " No, that's Palestine. That's not Israel, Israel doesn't exist......blah blah blah" 😂 Some People expect favourism.
Israel the chosen country of God. They are the blessed people. So no doubt that they are advanced,.modern, developed and educated. Wish they get back their land soon from Palestine.
I'm a Christian actually. But as I believe in God Yahweh as the father of Jesus Christ, and I believe in the old testament and practice it......I know that God has a special purpose for the Jews. And yes...... Judaea and Samaria would have to be returned to the Israelites..the Jews soon..as per the old testament of the Holy Bible, the land of Canaan is the promised land of Jews. It belongs to the generation of Isaac and it Ishmael
There are two Circassians towns or you could just call it a village because it's really not that big in Northern Israel. Most Circassians do national military service just like their secular Jewish counterparts, I think many male circassians are employed in Police department (i'm also a policeman and personally know 2 Circassian Policemen who I initially thought were Ashkenazim😅) and although their numbers are small (only about 5K), they're generally well perceived here.
@@arieltrajtenberg478 That is hilarious; years ago I was working as a Prosecutor in Israel in Northern District. A very nice Police Investigator, with whom I worked on several cases, was soft spoken, super-sharp and a real pleasure to work with. He had the most stereotyped Ashkenazi look to him. Like if you mingle with Israelis of Ashkenazi background, you've seen this guy over and over. So Shavu'ot (Feast of Weeks-Jewish Festival) was approaching. and I asked him (in Hebrew) what his plans were for the holiday. he just laughed with a huge smile and said "Ani lo Yehudi, ani Cherkessi" "I'm not a Jew, I'm Circassian;" Very much like your anecdote. I think the Israeli Circassians laugh and go through that frequently.
@Mahir Hussam clearly you've never been to Israel. Israeli culture is a mixture of European, African, American, both South and East Asian cultures because of our diverse origins. Israel is basically a melting pot of every culture on the planet and I love it so much here. 🇮🇱💜
@Mahir Hussam I didn't delete the comment, YT algorithms probably did because I used "expelled" and my ethnicity in the same sentence. It happens Let me write It down for you again then - Hummus isn't really our national dish but we do love it and if you're wondering where did we get that food - just 80 years ago Arab countries had thriving Jewish communities but today not anymore. Where do you think they went?
Fact 7 for you Americans, it hosted the Eurovision song contest in 2019 after winning in 2018 despite the fact that Israel isn't in Europe. But Australia is part of it as well I guess. They were invited.
Tel aviv , a European city in the center of middle east which speaks a semetic language with a mix of people from all over the world , wish I could see it soon
@@faisonwaloh6912 bro, it's figurative , Jews from all the over the world came to Israel and ofcourse almost every such ethnicity should be in tel aviv due to it being the financial center and definitely about 40000 Jews of indian and Pakistani origin live in Israel so we can assume the same about tel aviv
Hi Drew. I'm glad that you have finallay posted a new video about Israel. Just wanted to let you know that through the only 100 years that Tel Aviv exists there is a great history to learn about. I would be more than happy if you will post some new videos related to our country and show the world who the Israelis are for real. SIncerely, Noam.
@@danielamselli4980 Thank you. I acctually meant to the 100 years that Tel Aviv is existed.... Drew was saying in the video something about a lack of history because this city is kinda new
Tel Aviv is a very beautiful city and that's the reason I want to go back to Israel for visiting it !!! When I had been to Israel, my only moment in Tel-Aviv, was Ben Gurion Airport. After, I took the bus and I went to Jerusalem.
@slate grey why u gotta bring up the conflict? this is just six things about tel aviv and u just bring up the conflict in a peaceful comment section. why
Tel aviv doesn't lack history at all! Alot of buildings were used in 1948 by the haganah, Lechi, and irgun as bases, storage houses, etc. You just need to know where to look. If you're talking about ancient biblical history that's abit harder to find but there are burial caves
Mahir Hussam Okay first off, it’s not Palestinian either. It’s just from the region as a whole. It’s part of the culture all over the Middle East. Why not share the “ownership” of it?
@@arabrami8215 Jerusalem area is 70% Jewish brother even the Muslim I know say they Israeli,and although I hate Tel Avivians arrogance and compare Jerusalemites or Southerners in Israel as primitives or religious its somewhat true because we are traditional(Its Texas vs California not Alabama)also we live with 20-30%Muslim minority they are neighbors and friends,while the "liberal" and "tolorant" Tel Aviv is +90% Jewish.
Most of the places where people live in Israel are highly developed and "European like" keep in mind Israel is the 19 most developed country in the world
0:11 “Israel was the very first country I visited overseas back in 2009” Me: I thought Czech Republic the first country you visited overseas, in 2011 🤔
Czech Republic is the country, Drew probably visited Israel in 2009 through something we call Taglit or Birthright, where someone who's of Jewish origin gets to visit Israel.
Why people think we like europe?😂ISRAEL is NOT like europe,yes its pretty advence here. But the mentality NOT like europeans at all,more like mix of middle eastern & sout america
The infrastructure is like in Europe and the standard of living is higher than in other west European countries like France or Spain. And Israel has nothing to do with South America is more a mixture of middle eastern and European culture
Nothing to do with South America whatsoever. Tel Aviv functions largely like a Southern European city. It looks very similar especially to Athens in the White City, and places in Spain like Benidorm, Ceuta, Palma in Jaffa and the Beachfront, or even southern France in areas like Neve Tzedek and Sarona.
There's obv 1 fact missing. One that's important to the history of the State of Israel and the "Europeanness" feeling of Tel Aviv. The fact is that in 1948 the majority of the Palestinian inhibitants of Jaffa (Yafo) and all the surrounding Palestinian villages were expelled, not allowed to return. And that Tel Aviv expanded over said villages, erasing their identity (while preserving Jaffa's but with most of its original inhabitants abroad)
Well, you fail to mention the minor fact that the Arabs + all the countries around, attacked Israel with the aim to to kill everyone in it, and failed, and during that war Palestinians fled the war they surprisingly lost. Not before killing 1% of Israelis, and endless battles. Reality is that those who stayed became Israeli citizens with equal rights, and are the healthiest and most free Arab group in the region.
@@matanamar false. 1. Of the 700k that were expelled, 250-300k were expelled before May 15 1948, before Israeli declaration of independence and arab declaration of war. Deir Yassin massacre was on April 9,1948. 2. Those who stayed behind had to live under military rule until 1966. No freedom of movement, no political rights whatsoever, criminalization of basic political organization.
@@matanamar Jaffa specifically, it had a palestinian population of 60k. All but 4k of the population was expelled between April 25th and May 14th. Arab states declared war on Israel on May 16th. After the war, up until 1992, the Palestinian population of jaffa lived in Ajami district, under military rule until 1966. Ajami was classified as a slum to be demolished up until 1985. Only after 1985 did municipal policy change to that of gentrification.
If Palestine wanted to be free they would've accepted one of the 16 offers for so...seems like Israel and the world want a free Palestine more than the Palestinians!
that land belong to israel according to international law. 1. according to the 1922 British mandate approved by the league of nations, the entire land of israel belong to israel including the west bank the gaza streep and the golan heights. the un charter chapter 12 article 80 states that every league of nations resolution is still relevant and binding thus the land is israel's land. the 1947 partition plan was nothing but a recommendation for the British government, as the former British secretary of state for the colonies Arthur Creech Jones said it "We are not coming to the UN to hand over the mandate. We are going to the UN, to explain the problems to him and ask him for advice, how to do the mandate workable. If it is not possible to do so as it is now we ask how to fix it". the brits never implemented the partition plan, thus this plan is irrelevant. and the reason they left wasn't to make the plan come true, it was because of the jewish revolt, for evidence here is the official declaration of the British government that they were getting out of israel: "It has been shown that 84,000 soldiers ... were not sufficient to uphold the law and order (in the Land of Israel) in view of the terrorist system run by high-level organized Jewish forces equipped with modern-day infantry weapons. Since the end of World War II, 338 British subjects have been killed in Palestine, while spending all military forces costing British taxpayers £ 100 million... Under these circumstances, His Majesty's Government decided to end the mandate entrusted to it and prepare to evacuate all British forces from Palestine as soon as possible " - (Palestine: Termination of the mandate London. 15th May 1948). even after the establishment of israel and the end of the independence war, the un asked our ambassador at the time aba even if we still want to implement the plan, and we said *no!*. so when the UN is saying that the settlements are illegal, their contradicting themselves, their own resolutions are illegal according to them. the UN are hypocrites, and a smell of anti-Semitism rises from them. 2. the "palestinians" are not the natives. the land was almost completely empty up until 1881, when the first zionist immigrants arrived. untill 1881 the population where today israel is was no more then 150k for hundreds of years. when the first zionist immigrants arrived they started to farm the land and provide jobs and security, so arab immigration started, this had continued when more immigrants came zionist and arabs. when the brits captured the land they started developing it and provide more professional security, the brits didn't put any restrictions on arab immigration, and gave any arab who wanted to immigrate into the territory of the British mandate to settle there. millions of arabs immigrated within almost 70 years, between 1881-1948. there is allot of evidence for the arab immigration in British, American, league of nations and zionist records (for example when Winston Churchill was the secretary of state for the colonies he said "How will a national home be built for the Jewish people if there are restrictions on the Jewish immigration, when the number of Arabs fleeing to Palestine is so great that even if world Jewry can raise all Jews who want to immigrate, Jews will remain in the minority" - (the biography of Winston Churchill by Martin Gilbert, page 1072). Roosevelt the US president at the time wrote in a letter that he knows that the number of Arabs who immigrated to Palestine significantly exceeds the number of Jews who immigrated to Palestine - (U.S. foreign Department of State Documents, page 757, 17/05/1939). and the protocol of the Standing Committee of the League of Nations indicate that the Governor of the Houran complains that within a few months, some 35,000 young people left the Houran and settled in Palestine (protocol of the 27th Session, June 3-18, 1935). those are only a small number of the evidence). and for the population numbers before 1881 there is evidence in ottoman population records and in the description of multiple travelers. the "palestinians" are no more then arab worker migrants. they wasn't even referred to as palestinians up until the 60s, when they gave themselves that name to create a fake connection to the land. before the 60s they were just arab residents, and was referred to as such.
Went to Tel Aviv for Eurovision 2019, and it was the most amazing and fun city I've ever been to! Please, Israel, win Eurovision again so I can go back to visit soon!!!! :-)
You were wrong about one thing. You said Tel Aviv is modern unlike most cities in Israel, which have lots of history. I'm guessing this is your perception because you mainly visited Jerusalem and maybe some other historic places aside from Tel Aviv like Safed and Tiberias. Have you visited other cities like Ashdod, Rishon LeZion, Netanya, or Beersheba? The average Israeli city fairly modern with apartment blocks, office buildings, and shopping malls.
I’d love to visit Israel-Palestine, but not until Apartheid is ended equal rights are given to EVERYONE living within historic Palestine, regardless of their ethnic/religious category.
Yafo is an old city to th esouth of yel aviv, tel grew sow much it kind of connected with yafo, so they joined both cities into one. Now yafo is kind of like the old city of tel aviv
Michael lifshitz you right they are conected so their names are together i was in yafo and tel aviv in my opinion yafo is more beatiful beacuse its more old and ancient its just a remainder of the hostory
@@gabisampira8221 right Yafo had seen the ancient Egyptians, the Persians, the greeks, and finnisians,the jews, the romans, the muslims the templer knights, Napoleon, the ottoman,the British, and of course the jews
@@SamanthaSeltzer Yes, but at least in my country it's not required to wear masks, and there are smaler social distancings, but not only in my country, so I thought he could be traveling again.
Falaful and humus... not only they took the land they also want the culture and the food, this ridiculous its even Arabic names, how you can play with peaple minds.. And Jerusalem sorry was never isralili...
You hit the nail on the head! He keeps posting about this because of all that's going on in the media. Smh fooling to people to liking a place that was stolen.
I live in Tel Aviv The norther area and I gotta say, I do like living here, people are nice and I don't see all that much racist against arabs or in general, I hope for Peace in the Middle East
Awesome videos as always. People like yourself always add the right type of energy to an environment. Would love to visit Tel Aviv one day as ive been to Jerusalem and other towns in the West Bank already. All the best From an Islamic brother 👊🏽
Aniket Murthy no but if there’s a comment and there’s 400 reply’s even though the maximum is 500 it will still say ERROR 404 you can’t comment so that’s an error
your Egyptian, israel and egypt have peace, i live in eilat in israel on the red sea, once in a couple of months (before corona) me and my family go to sinai, everyone is getting along with eachother, i dont get why people describe it as "cold peace", we are great allies military, economically, and politically, and the people are friends. I'd love to go to mainland egypt once the corona is done.
I'm from Telavi,Georgia🇬🇪 and everyone thinks that i'm from Tel Aviv.
STALINN
Lol🤣🤣
Lel
Hello luka. I want to visit every country in Europe. But all the sites in the internet does not agree in a same number of countries in europe. One country which is not obvious is georgia 🇬🇪. Is in your opinion Georgia part of europe or asia. And what about Armenia,Azerbaijan and kazahkstan. Thank you
@@laukowanders Georgia is a blessed country so we're us without continent.
*i am actually seeing drewbinsky more than my friends in these days*
Seen this comment many many times before recycling old comments
For Americans:
Tel-Aviv is like NYC with LA's beaches.
no
כל כך נכון
Have you ever been to nyc? Big yikes
so LA and NYC are shitholes....so let me guess what this says about tel aviv...
NYC it’s like bigger than this... I think
Tel Aviv is a very diverse city and it's one of the things I like about it. I'm Filipino but I lived in TLV for a year. I loved trying different kinds of food from Jewish diaspora -- Yemeni, Iraqi (sabich!), Iranian (ghormeh sabzi that tastes the same as what you'd have in Iran), Moroccan, Libyan, Bukharan, Ashkenazi American, Ethiopian, Syrian, Kurdish, Venezuelan etc. I didn't realize how diverse the Jewish community is. Palestinian food is also delicious (maqluba, mansaf, knafeh are my faves) as well as food by the local Druze community. There is also a large migrant worker and asylum seeker population so you'd find food from all over the world. Some areas in Tel Aviv Central Bus Station feels like the Philippines.
qormah sabzi is afghan not irani
@@s2769 is israel.🇮🇱❤️
lt's a racist apartheid state.
i live in israel
@@Cookieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Do you feel any guilt living on stolen land from the Palestinians?
I really want to visit Israel one day but i cant because i live in iran😭😭 hopefully all these tensions will calm down and i can visit this beautiful country....💙
You are very welcomed in Israel!
I am Israeli, and the Israeli people love Iran !
Once there will be peace, I will surely visit Iran !
Also you're welcome here ☺️
I know an iranian who escaped to Israel
I am Israeli and I assure you that even if you came today, you would be very welcome. Our trouble is only with the Iranian regime, not the people!
Israel allows u to visit, I’m not sure if Iran will allow u tho
Love from Iraq! Maybe one day you can visit mainland Iraq, I’m sure you’ll love it here!
Can I come too?
@@user-of1kq6qt1j You most likely have an Israeli passport, so they won't let you in :(
I would love to visit baghdad some of my family is originally from there but we can’t go to iraq because of the passport :(
Im an Israeli. Would like to see Baghdad
@@user-of1kq6qt1j Hopefully one day brother
the comment section is not as bad as i thought, im impressed.
Tel Aviv doesn't quite have NO history. It contains Jaffa, which is historic (and there's an archaeological site at that museum in the north).
as an italian i am watching this at 2 am lmao
I'm in the same timezone, it's 7 AM and it's showing 5 hours ago
I'm in Detroit and it's 2am right now.
@@thepatriarchy819 a am in georgia and it is 11 am
Bravo divertati
Io a quell'ora guardo i video degli indiani che costruiscono piscine sottoterra
I was supposed to be going there from
California in 3 days :( hope I get to go eventually
I’m sorry :( I’m sure you will
How long ago did you schedule your trip? We have been in this global pandemic since early March. Some companies in America even let their employees start working from home in early February.
I went to Israel in Christmas and went around most of the country but my hotel was in tel Aviv and it was very nice
well its best you stay away
always keep peace and harmony 🇵🇸 ❤️ 🇮🇱
Dude nobody mentioned it shut up lmao
@@Item1948 you shut up
@@hyperatletico5697 No you should shut up he has a point
no
@@Item1948 you shut up
My brother lives in Israel. Tel Aviv is truly one of the coolest cities I've ever been to.
I LOVED Tel Aviv and know I will go back one day
You're welcome to come
Hatikvah! I wish to go to Tel Aviv when I am old enough to go.
Hatikva התקווה
מה קורה אחים שלי🇮🇱🇮🇱
@@drgn2drgn380 אחלה
דיז נטס
If you visit Tel Aviv, be sure to also check out Jaffa, right to the south! Tel Aviv started out as a suburb of Jaffa, and Old Jaffa feels like the Old City of Jerusalem by the sea.
Yafa doesn’t need more jews in it , it should be a free city and was a free city under the 1947 partition
Jaffa is actually older than Jerusalem and one of the most ancient cities in the world
could you travel in the south of israel, mitzpe Ramon, eilat, timna park, metzada, the red Kenyon, ain gedi, and more... this area is often underrated among travelers.
שילך לחרמון כשיש שלג...
@@user-zm6mc1iz9y החרמון מקום מגניב לישראלים ללכת כי אנחנו לא רגילים לראות שלג אבל בשביל תיירים זה סתם עוד הר
U mean Palestine
@@thetabbyguy921כן
I was supposed to go there this summer if covid never happened! :(
Me too man, me too :(
Yeah, me as well
I'm from Israel and you don't want to be here now but come next summer
Im still going I really dgaf
me too! so sad
Drew you restore my faith in humanity ❤
What is the humane thing he did??
@@MusannaAhmad in his past videos he has been showing us the good things that have been happening in jeruselum palestine and in the whole world.
@jiggly puff No Mohammed was not a pedo. Do your research before you comment. Don't be offensive to the 1.2-6 billion population of Muslims. Educate yourself with an open mind just like Drew.
Shut up, what do you want ?? Why every time someone mentions Arabs and Jews people talk about war and peace ?? We are also humans , we love each other , the minority is the one who hate. Please stop, it's not about war.
I live really close to tel Aviv, I go there with my friends all the time, I've traveled the world and I haven't found yet a better city for hanging out
Loved the vibe in Israel when I visited last November. It’s so diverse in culture and landscape!
@Ching Chong nah
did you visit the south too?
@Ching Chong nah
@Ching Chong because the culture in israel comes from all over the world, it is the one place where you'd find Yemeni, Ethiopians and Russians all living together and all these different cultures are always felt there
@Ching Chong well that is not stolen those people chose to go there and besides I also didn't mention Jewish culture which is mostly unique to israel
all these Israel vids in the days leading up to the annexation....makes you wonder...
same...
Yeah
I wanna visit Tel Aviv. I love both israel and palestine. I love every religion.
no you don't you only love israel
What do u mean?
@@tarektahan7759 ok and
1:01 Correction: Most of the people doesn't have electric scooter. They are rentable, People pay in a special app for the time they've used them.
The Tel Aviv municipality has done this to decrease cars, Because there are too many cars here.
Thank you! Your videos are amazing😊, Small correction, most of the cities in Israel are fairly new and modern as this is a young country, only few are as old as Jerusalem.
Idk why this video makes me excited about tlv. im from israel lol
חחח זה כמו שאתה מכיר לחבר איזה סדרה והוא מתלהב ממנה ואתה מרגיש לא פחות מיוצר הסדרה
Same
I think you misspelled. It’s called Palestine
@@kstormyt1375 Nope it’s Israel buddy
@@kstormyt1375 get it right
When drew makes a vid about Palestine:
"Wow, Drew is making amazing vids"
When he makes a vid on Israel:
" No, that's Palestine. That's not Israel, Israel doesn't exist......blah blah blah" 😂
Some People expect favourism.
Because one is a vicious oppressor maybe? I don't know
I haven’t seen anyone comment anything like that except you
@@amaannanji3113 check the whole comments you will get to Know.
Why cant people take a day off from arguing and insulting?
@@nathankirk6192 yh Palestine is the oppressor. The illegal state that supports the killing of Jews
Israel the chosen country of God. They are the blessed people. So no doubt that they are advanced,.modern, developed and educated. Wish they get back their land soon from Palestine.
Chosen country my arse
Thanks a lot !! And we the Jews aren't better than you, we all are same ! Soon we will get Judea and Samaria back 💙👍🏼
I'm a Christian actually. But as I believe in God Yahweh as the father of Jesus Christ, and I believe in the old testament and practice it......I know that God has a special purpose for the Jews. And yes...... Judaea and Samaria would have to be returned to the Israelites..the Jews soon..as per the old testament of the Holy Bible, the land of Canaan is the promised land of Jews. It belongs to the generation of Isaac and it Ishmael
I agree
Your gay friendly god will be in hellfire of real god. Amen
Please, tell us about Circassians in Israel!
They live mostly in villages in northern Israel and serve in the army.
There are two Circassians towns or you could just call it a village because it's really not that big in Northern Israel. Most Circassians do national military service just like their secular Jewish counterparts, I think many male circassians are employed in Police department (i'm also a policeman and personally know 2 Circassian Policemen who I initially thought were Ashkenazim😅) and although their numbers are small (only about 5K), they're generally well perceived here.
@@arieltrajtenberg478 The captain of Israeli national football team is circassian
The captain of Israeli national football team is circassian
@@arieltrajtenberg478 That is hilarious; years ago I was working as a Prosecutor in Israel in Northern District. A very nice Police Investigator, with whom I worked on several cases, was soft spoken, super-sharp and a real pleasure to work with. He had the most stereotyped Ashkenazi look to him. Like if you mingle with Israelis of Ashkenazi background, you've seen this guy over and over. So Shavu'ot (Feast of Weeks-Jewish Festival) was approaching. and I asked him (in Hebrew) what his plans were for the holiday. he just laughed with a huge smile and said "Ani lo Yehudi, ani Cherkessi" "I'm not a Jew, I'm Circassian;" Very much like your anecdote. I think the Israeli Circassians laugh and go through that frequently.
Tel Aviv was one of my favourites places to go in Israel! 🇮🇱
Palestine 🇵🇸
@@sjehbsbebsbbsv9368Israel 🇮🇱
@@sjehbsbebsbbsv9368 Israel!
Love Israel ❤️Tel aviv has a very mixed and wild culture, must agree!
@L. Dega did you watch the video. Why are you homophobic and racist.
@Mahir Hussam its not like that the country is 20 percent arab
Mahir Hussam the majority of Jews living in Israel come from Arab countries.
@Mahir Hussam clearly you've never been to Israel. Israeli culture is a mixture of European, African, American, both South and East Asian cultures because of our diverse origins. Israel is basically a melting pot of every culture on the planet and I love it so much here. 🇮🇱💜
@Mahir Hussam I didn't delete the comment, YT algorithms probably did because I used "expelled" and my ethnicity in the same sentence. It happens
Let me write It down for you again then
- Hummus isn't really our national dish but we do love it and if you're wondering where did we get that food - just 80 years ago Arab countries had thriving Jewish communities but today not anymore. Where do you think they went?
Fact 7 for you Americans, it hosted the Eurovision song contest in 2019 after winning in 2018 despite the fact that Israel isn't in Europe. But Australia is part of it as well I guess. They were invited.
As a Sephardic/Mizrachi Jew myself, I've never come to visit Israel yet. I dream of visiting it soon. Shalom!
Hope I will go there because it is vibrant and wonderful city
U’ll float too don’t put controversial things here
U’ll float too 🥱
@Sleem Mostafa Israel is UAE lol
@Sleem Mostafa stupid 🤣🤣
Antarcticball i love it🇵🇸🇵🇸
Tel aviv , a European city in the center of middle east which speaks a semetic language with a mix of people from all over the world , wish I could see it soon
You're very welcomed ☺️👍🏼
From all over the world? For real? Is there Any Malay there? Or Chinese or even Indians? Don't talk about a melting pot if u don't hve these cultures
Faison Waloh Tel Aviv has many Europeans, Middle Easterners, Africans and Filipinos. I would consider that from all over the world
@@faisonwaloh6912 bro, it's figurative , Jews from all the over the world came to Israel and ofcourse almost every such ethnicity should be in tel aviv due to it being the financial center and definitely about 40000 Jews of indian and Pakistani origin live in Israel so we can assume the same about tel aviv
Ardi80 well you can say that about any city
I’m a Malaysian , i’m really amazed by the city of Tel Aviv . I’m going to Tel Aviv in next year March ! 🇲🇾 ❤️ 🇮🇱
@@xyforever1546 Yeah, bro. It is sad that our government will only allow jews to visit and for only religious purposes.
You're out of your mind
Malaysians cannot go to Israel laa
@@roticanai2637 Yes and true. (I'm saying that because i'm a Malaysian myself.)
I already consulted the Israel embassy in Singapore , they said that we Malaysians can actually apply visitor (B2) visa to visit Israel . 😆
Lovely, it is too short, it got over almost immediately as it started, I love Israel
We love you too ☺️💓
Hi Drew. I'm glad that you have finallay posted a new video about Israel. Just wanted to let you know that through the only 100 years that Tel Aviv exists there is a great history to learn about. I would be more than happy if you will post some new videos related to our country and show the world who the Israelis are for real. SIncerely, Noam.
Mahir Hussam Did they teach you to speak English? I presume he’s referring to the Zionist Congress(es) in the 1890’s?
@@danielamselli4980 Thank you. I acctually meant to the 100 years that Tel Aviv is existed.... Drew was saying in the video something about a lack of history because this city is kinda new
Israel doesn’t have any history it just steals it.
@@Nesisiriyum ahahaha lol
@@Noam10391 it’s true XD
Tel Aviv is a very beautiful city and that's the reason I want to go back to Israel for visiting it !!! When I had been to Israel, my only moment in Tel-Aviv, was Ben Gurion Airport. After, I took the bus and I went to Jerusalem.
dont you k that this city is not theirs it is for palestinians not zionist colonizers
@@amineboum9493 Arabs have 21 countries and Jews have only 1.
Amazing 💯
One of the closest friend of india!
We indians love Israel(land of jews, muslims and origin of Christianity)! 🇮🇳❤️🇮🇱
Really beautiful 💗
Thank you ☺️
@slate grey why u gotta bring up the conflict? this is just six things about tel aviv and u just bring up the conflict in a peaceful comment section. why
It's beautiful
Thank you ☺️
Because it’s Palestine 😩 🇵🇸
Tel aviv doesn't lack history at all! Alot of buildings were used in 1948 by the haganah, Lechi, and irgun as bases, storage houses, etc. You just need to know where to look. If you're talking about ancient biblical history that's abit harder to find but there are burial caves
I like that you spread positivity in these times
Beautiful city and culture, I wish to visit the city one time
Yo ew what’s ur username that’s nasty dude
@Mahir Hussam Palestine don't exist.
داوود لماذا اسمك داوود؟ انت مسلم؟ واللهم انصر فلسطين!
@@s17034 هو اسمه ألحقيقي ألفتنة, وليس بداوود ههههههه
Mahir Hussam Okay first off, it’s not Palestinian either. It’s just from the region as a whole. It’s part of the culture all over the Middle East. Why not share the “ownership” of it?
That e-scooter love in tel aviv is crazy. I think they have more scooters than people
Even the police confiscates half of the e-scooters in Tel Aviv
bruh
@@dorbaron5309 lmao.
Recommending after Tel Aviv became the most expensive city in the world😅
It has evolved i love it
Love israel from Turkey beatifull countrey 🇮🇱❤🇹🇷
We love Turkey too!
Traitor
@@nab.7250 how?
Hard to believe?
You snitch
Hello Drew, I am glad that you are saying positive things about that thing instead of the media says
The mean media reporting about Israel killing unarmed Palestinians
ישראלים 🇮🇱👋
Where are you from
אני כאן
Shalom
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@@Adam-sf8xw wow Adam, you're very mature, i bet you're very proud of yourself.
for american: in politics the diffrence betwen Jerusalem area and Tel-Aviv area is like the diffrence betwen Aalabama and California
Yes israeli, r close minded like Alabama, and Palestinians r liberal left wing socialists
@@arabrami8215 Wait, will Palestinans be okay with me being gay? Cause in Israel I can hold my boyfriend's hand and it's ok
@@arabrami8215 Jerusalem area is 70% Jewish brother even the Muslim I know say they Israeli,and although I hate Tel Avivians arrogance and compare Jerusalemites or Southerners in Israel as primitives or religious its somewhat true because we are traditional(Its Texas vs California not Alabama)also we live with 20-30%Muslim minority they are neighbors and friends,while the "liberal" and "tolorant" Tel Aviv is +90% Jewish.
Yuval Gilad come to the north there are various people who are gay and Palestinian nobody minds
Palestine is not a country.
Palestine is the name of arab occupied Gaza,Yehuda and Shomron,the very heart of the Land of Israel
Love you drew
Happy to see you safe
And hope to see you in Pakistan when the situation cools down..
I want to be in Pakistan
I love Pakistani people and look forward for peace so I can visit thid beautiful country
Yess finally some vids about Israel😁
@@Syxrifxhzara why r u telling them to shut up dumb
*Palestine
Out of all countries in the world, I want to visit Israel the most (especially Tel Aviv) 🇮🇱💙
Watch out for the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
israel is not real
@@salwankurdi854 lol facts don't care about your emotions you little snowflake.
im from israel and trust me. you not going to regret that
@@SkeletonKingy One day 🤞🏼
Most of the places where people live in Israel are highly developed and "European like" keep in mind Israel is the 19 most developed country in the world
Its really appreciating to feel ur original homeland!
after the open skies agreement with europe, 70$ for a one way ticket is actually on the more expensive end of low cost flight tickets.
If i see this slap chop ad again, im gonna find out where this guy lives, make a visit and then slap my troubles away
0:11 “Israel was the very first country I visited overseas back in 2009”
Me: I thought Czech Republic the first country you visited overseas, in 2011 🤔
it a city idiot
Czech Republic is the country, Drew probably visited Israel in 2009 through something we call Taglit or Birthright, where someone who's of Jewish origin gets to visit Israel.
He lied he taught in SouthKorea a few years later but he said he first went to Prague to study and then to other European countries.
@@diprajitdas9749 Yes, it's a propaganda thing to make Jews move to Israel
@@diprajitdas9749 I know I'm late, but that's pretty cool that Jews go back to Israel
come to Finland!
70$ to Tel Aviv is a very normal price, is usually you can get it even for 40€ from Eastern European countries
Drew you claim to be from Palestine, yet in your other videos you said you are from Arizona, I'm confused.
Why people think we like europe?😂ISRAEL is NOT like europe,yes its pretty advence here.
But the mentality NOT like europeans at all,more like mix of middle eastern & sout america
The infrastructure is like in Europe and the standard of living is higher than in other west European countries like France or Spain. And Israel has nothing to do with South America is more a mixture of middle eastern and European culture
Nothing to do with South America whatsoever. Tel Aviv functions largely like a Southern European city. It looks very similar especially to Athens in the White City, and places in Spain like Benidorm, Ceuta, Palma in Jaffa and the Beachfront, or even southern France in areas like Neve Tzedek and Sarona.
There's obv 1 fact missing. One that's important to the history of the State of Israel and the "Europeanness" feeling of Tel Aviv. The fact is that in 1948 the majority of the Palestinian inhibitants of Jaffa (Yafo) and all the surrounding Palestinian villages were expelled, not allowed to return. And that Tel Aviv expanded over said villages, erasing their identity (while preserving Jaffa's but with most of its original inhabitants abroad)
Well, you fail to mention the minor fact that the Arabs + all the countries around, attacked Israel with the aim to to kill everyone in it, and failed, and during that war Palestinians fled the war they surprisingly lost. Not before killing 1% of Israelis, and endless battles. Reality is that those who stayed became Israeli citizens with equal rights, and are the healthiest and most free Arab group in the region.
@@matanamar false. 1. Of the 700k that were expelled, 250-300k were expelled before May 15 1948, before Israeli declaration of independence and arab declaration of war. Deir Yassin massacre was on April 9,1948. 2. Those who stayed behind had to live under military rule until 1966. No freedom of movement, no political rights whatsoever, criminalization of basic political organization.
@@matanamar Jaffa specifically, it had a palestinian population of 60k. All but 4k of the population was expelled between April 25th and May 14th. Arab states declared war on Israel on May 16th. After the war, up until 1992, the Palestinian population of jaffa lived in Ajami district, under military rule until 1966. Ajami was classified as a slum to be demolished up until 1985. Only after 1985 did municipal policy change to that of gentrification.
FREE FREE PALESTINE 🇵🇸 I MIGHT NOT BE A PALESTINE BUT MY HEART IS WITH PALESTINE🇵🇸 🇰🇲❤️🇵🇸 LOVE PALESTINE FROM COMOROS 🇰🇲
If Palestine wanted to be free they would've accepted one of the 16 offers for so...seems like Israel and the world want a free Palestine more than the Palestinians!
Noam Rotstain ah yes blame the victims. As if someone doesn’t want to be free. So Palestinians don’t want to be free? Is that your logic now?
that land belong to israel according to international law.
1. according to the 1922 British mandate approved by the league of nations, the entire land of israel belong to israel including the west bank the gaza streep and the golan heights. the un charter chapter 12 article 80 states that every league of nations resolution is still relevant and binding thus the land is israel's land.
the 1947 partition plan was nothing but a recommendation for the British government, as the former British secretary of state for the colonies Arthur Creech Jones said it "We are not coming to the UN to hand over the mandate. We are going to the UN, to explain the problems to him and ask him for advice, how to do the mandate workable. If it is not possible to do so as it is now we ask how to fix it". the brits never implemented the partition plan, thus this plan is irrelevant. and the reason they left wasn't to make the plan come true, it was because of the jewish revolt, for evidence here is the official declaration of the British government that they were getting out of israel: "It has been shown that 84,000 soldiers ... were not sufficient to uphold the law and order (in the Land of Israel) in view of the terrorist system run by high-level organized Jewish forces equipped with modern-day infantry weapons. Since the end of World War II, 338 British subjects have been killed in Palestine, while spending all military forces costing British taxpayers £ 100 million... Under these circumstances, His Majesty's Government decided to end the mandate entrusted to it and prepare to evacuate all British forces from Palestine as soon as possible " - (Palestine: Termination of the mandate London. 15th May 1948).
even after the establishment of israel and the end of the independence war, the un asked our ambassador at the time aba even if we still want to implement the plan, and we said *no!*.
so when the UN is saying that the settlements are illegal, their contradicting themselves, their own resolutions are illegal according to them. the UN are hypocrites, and a smell of anti-Semitism rises from them.
2. the "palestinians" are not the natives. the land was almost completely empty up until 1881, when the first zionist immigrants arrived.
untill 1881 the population where today israel is was no more then 150k for hundreds of years.
when the first zionist immigrants arrived they started to farm the land and provide jobs and security, so arab immigration started, this had continued when more immigrants came zionist and arabs. when the brits captured the land they started developing it and provide more professional security, the brits didn't put any restrictions on arab immigration, and gave any arab who wanted to immigrate into the territory of the British mandate to settle there. millions of arabs immigrated within almost 70 years, between 1881-1948.
there is allot of evidence for the arab immigration in British, American, league of nations and zionist records (for example when Winston Churchill was the secretary of state for the colonies he said "How will a national home be built for the Jewish people if there are restrictions on the Jewish immigration, when the number of Arabs fleeing to Palestine is so great that even if world Jewry can raise all Jews who want to immigrate, Jews will remain in the minority" - (the biography of Winston Churchill by Martin Gilbert, page 1072). Roosevelt the US president at the time wrote in a letter that he knows that the number of Arabs who immigrated to Palestine significantly exceeds the number of Jews who immigrated to Palestine - (U.S. foreign Department of State Documents, page 757, 17/05/1939). and the protocol of the Standing Committee of the League of Nations indicate that the Governor of the Houran complains that within a few months, some 35,000 young people left the Houran and settled in Palestine (protocol of the 27th Session, June 3-18, 1935). those are only a small number of the evidence). and for the population numbers before 1881 there is evidence in ottoman population records and in the description of multiple travelers.
the "palestinians" are no more then arab worker migrants. they wasn't even referred to as palestinians up until the 60s, when they gave themselves that name to create a fake connection to the land. before the 60s they were just arab residents, and was referred to as such.
@@user-kt1st4uu9x אריה יהודה אתה! אין כמוך 🔥💪
@@user-kt1st4uu9x תשלח לי את זה אולי?
I love being Jewish
Me too
Every religion is beautiful ☺️❤️
Went to Tel Aviv for Eurovision 2019, and it was the most amazing and fun city I've ever been to!
Please, Israel, win Eurovision again so I can go back to visit soon!!!! :-)
@Some Guy , USA ❤️
Fun Fact: Tel Aviv was created on 2 destroyed Palestinian villages!
You were wrong about one thing. You said Tel Aviv is modern unlike most cities in Israel, which have lots of history. I'm guessing this is your perception because you mainly visited Jerusalem and maybe some other historic places aside from Tel Aviv like Safed and Tiberias. Have you visited other cities like Ashdod, Rishon LeZion, Netanya, or Beersheba? The average Israeli city fairly modern with apartment blocks, office buildings, and shopping malls.
beersheba is a mess, and probably the dirtiest major city in israel
beersheba is a mess, and probably the dirtiest major city in israel
Drew you are the best!!
Nice video 🤙
Drew I enjoy your videos about countries however palestine is not a country
Stop trying to bias people.
@xi jinping and you should also acknowledge Israel at the same time.
IsraHell
@@nab.7250 palestine is fake
@@nab.7250 There's no H in Israel
I’d love to visit Israel-Palestine, but not until Apartheid is ended equal rights are given to EVERYONE living within historic Palestine, regardless of their ethnic/religious category.
Fr bro couldn’t agree more
Open air… cafes. Thought he was going to mention something else….
Missiles 🙃🤨
1:46 Falafal, fruit juice, and Hamas is found everywhere
真是个漂亮的城市，真希望能前往那里读研究生❤️
Please stop call it "Israel and Palestine" its not Palestine. Its Israel and as a jewish guy who was born in Israel you should know that its wrong.
❤
Hopefully you'll be able to visit here again:)
Sunny yesterday my life was filled with rain, sunny once so truee, i love sunny. Visit now Jerusalem, Tel Aviv
To all the israelis who are seeing this comment
I've seen tel aviv sometimes written as
Tel Aviv Yafo
What does Yafo mean????
Yafo is an old city to th esouth of yel aviv, tel grew sow much it kind of connected with yafo, so they joined both cities into one. Now yafo is kind of like the old city of tel aviv
Michael lifshitz you right they are conected so their names are together i was in yafo and tel aviv in my opinion yafo is more beatiful beacuse its more old and ancient its just a remainder of the hostory
Tel aviv started as a suburb of Yafo today they are one city
@@gabisampira8221 right Yafo had seen the ancient Egyptians, the Persians, the greeks, and finnisians,the jews, the romans, the muslims the templer knights, Napoleon, the ottoman,the British, and of course the jews
matt gmail, Gabi Sampira and michael lifshitz.... Thanks so much!
Dang it drew! I’m just seeing this video now, I just missed you. Love from 🇮🇱 ❤️
Naïve has an Umlaut on it!
I love umlauts!
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Me: Yass, Drew is traveling again!
Video: * shows that it's a Facebook video uploaded 2.5 years ago *
Me:
I QUIT
It’s definitely not safe to be traveling internationally right now.
@@SamanthaSeltzer Yes, but at least in my country it's not required to wear masks, and there are smaler social distancings, but not only in my country, so I thought he could be traveling again.
Radim Gabaj シ i feel like that can’t be safe yet :/ do you have fewer than 10-100 new cases a day in your country?
@@SamanthaSeltzer Yes, about 60 cases a day.
Falaful and humus... not only they took the land they also want the culture and the food, this ridiculous its even Arabic names, how you can play with peaple minds.. And Jerusalem sorry was never isralili...
Drew sounds so fake
You hit the nail on the head! He keeps posting about this because of all that's going on in the media. Smh fooling to people to liking a place that was stolen.
It wasnt stolen and herusalem was israeli
Gabi Sampira Hummus and falafel are arabic
@@gabisampira8221 lol it was stolen in 1909 after the holocaust. Do your research then talk shit.
going to bethlehem for Christmas
Bethlehem, Israel is beautiful ! I really like it !
@@Item1948 Bethlehem is in west bank, palestine
did you feel that the water is hot? cause i do
I kept thinking he was talking about San Francisco, Seattle, or Portland in this video, lol.
I live in Tel Aviv The norther area and I gotta say, I do like living here, people are nice and I don't see all that much racist against arabs or in general, I hope for Peace in the Middle East
אחי אתה גר בצפון תל אביב, בדרום פחות נחמדים
@@urigreenberg9760 כן, אני יודע. אני פשוט מקווה שמתישהו הכול היה טוב.
Awesome videos as always. People like yourself always add the right type of energy to an environment. Would love to visit Tel Aviv one day as ive been to Jerusalem and other towns in the West Bank already. All the best
From an Islamic brother 👊🏽
We happy for you drew
I've been to Israel in 2018 but didn't have enough time to visit Tel Aviv :(
Seriously? Tel Aviv is always top priority if I go to Israel. Hope you get another chance to go to tel aviv
I love being there I live about an hour away
In occupied West Bank?
12 views and 28 likes?
Yup, TH-cam is drunk again
Lmao
Isn't TH-cam always drunk? 🤣😀
it's getting old stfu
Hadooi Yousef55 Mapping TH-cam’s not that old
Aniket Murthy no but if there’s a comment and there’s 400 reply’s even though the maximum is 500 it will still say ERROR 404 you can’t comment so that’s an error
Awesome only 6 countries left!😨
I got hated on for being middle eastern so much to the point i got used to it as a fact this is unfair why cant we all get along 😞
your Egyptian, israel and egypt have peace, i live in eilat in israel on the red sea, once in a couple of months (before corona) me and my family go to sinai, everyone is getting along with eachother, i dont get why people describe it as "cold peace", we are great allies military, economically, and politically, and the people are friends. I'd love to go to mainland egypt once the corona is done.
I wish one day i could go to tel aviv😍
Palestine isn't a country anymore so don't call Israel Palestine
there never was a country named palestine
I always noticed some parallelisms with Tel Aviv and Miami.
Wait, I just realised that the Outro from his videos is Israel.
Lol that doesnt look like israel