The Jews of India in Israel
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- Hosted by the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs (JCPA), IBSI Founder & CEO, Dumisani Washington discusses the B’nei Israel (children of Israel) community that began immigrating from India shortly after World War I. Eliaz Dandeker is an author and public speaker who shares the history of B’nei Israel.
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As a Hindu, I deeply respect this man and his ancestors for not eating cows out of respect for our Hindu faith. That how you develop mutual respect! Lots of love for the Jewish community.
that is the difference between Jews and muslims
@@alotoawomi2286 🤣 not every faith is like islam . that terrorist religion stands alone.
@@alotoawomi2286ou should read about history of Muslims’ beef eating “contests” before propagandising here, J
@@alotoawomi2286India is not Arabian desert to hang people just because you violate rules😂 There are people still eating cows in the north eastern and some parts of southern India and nobody Kills them
@@himeshthungaturthi3215 because they are not hea in my state in the northeast .. Look at assam.. It doesn't belong to ahoms anymore
Jews were accepted in India because Hinduism accepts many paths to God/Truth, including Atheism.
no because Hindu is not really one religion and jews were good for business and trade
THEY WERE A SMALL BUSIINESS COMMUNITY kept themselves ti themselves. THEY WERE NOT LIKE TATAS
@@jayd4ever credit where credit is due. 4 religions took birth on this land - and there is no proselytizing at all.
@@jayd4ever there were gujratis, malwari for that. And that was not the reason. They felt safe under the ruler of that region.
@@jayd4everJews were good for business everywhere but still they were persecuted.
Jews and Indians (the majority of whom were/remain Hindu) got along for 2000 years because neither group wanted to convert the other, and because the host culture accepted multiple paths to the same Truth (‘Ekam sat vipraha bahuda vadanti’, ie The Truth is one, the paths are many.)
This is the same reason why Parsis (Zoroastrians from Persia/Iran) and Hindus have gotten along for 1000+ years, even as they got erased from their own homeland.
🙏☮️🕊️
Only Christianity and Muslim people have so much audacity to change people's religion one way or another
Being an Indian i feel proud for my fellow Indian brother Eliaz Dandeker and his achievements. Apart from religion, we Indians must be bound by our roots and culture. In my own community, there is a dire need of reforms and the loophole is nobody is talking about it.
which culture religion is choice
True, only more of you ex-muslims can expose the zehadi mentality more openly in the public. More respect for you brave guys. 🙏
@@dibyaraj108 Science is superior than religion
@@jayd4ever just like eating @ss is your choice
@@jayd4everhinduism is not a religion actually. It's Dharma, the social order, culture and tradition as well as art of live
In 2001 outside Kailasa Temple in Ellora, I met an Jew whose grandparents had migrated to Israel from Maharashtra. His name was Avi Solomon, if I remember correctly. We chatted a lot. He spoke perfect Marathi without accent and also got away by buying a local ticket for the temple as the ticket clerk did not suspect him of being a foreigner. He said they still make Maharashtrian food at home and the preferred language to communicate at home is Marathi.
They publish literature too in Marathi - TOI Editor Padgaonkar
@@kksule7356 What? Dileep Padgaonkar was Jewish?
No I read his narration how he met an European looking Marathi speaking couple at Cairo airport and finally found an Marathi Jew diaspora in Israel
Hindus we’re OK with Indian Jews but seems like only persecution of Jews in India happened because of Muslim and Christian rulers
There are no Christian rulers in India LoL
@@Doctor_Fate5 Were Portuguese, French, Douch, Brits belong to Alien rulers class ?, before writing comment do some homework dude.
@@PCHITALE and ? who were the subjects
@@Doctor_Fate5mostly Hindus
@@chinmaygadre4072 No way the great disciples of Jesus and Prophet Muhammad came in India and made this holy😊.
You brought many childhood memories back of my Marathi Speaking Jewish family friends. As a child they all were like my family and memories of Uncle Jecob who used to visit us every Sunday and bring Biscites and cakes. Our famous Bollywood Actor Uncle David also was a good friend of my dad. His brother was Dr. Abraham my mother's doctor who delivered me. They look more Marathi Hindu than Yahudi. I think only street outside Israel named Jerusalem Street is in Ratnagiri city. I met Rabbai Zion David in Pittsburgh who is from my state of Maharashtra.
Same here in alibaug , south of mumbai .❤
My childhood spent in Mumbai and we were close to Jew family. I have many memories. I am in USA since 1974.@@user-oj4iz9gb9m
My ancestry is from Ghosal Village, I think it is near Uran. We were known as Ghosalkar @@vivekpuri-08
I think lsIamists people can learn a lot from Our Indian Jews & Zoroastrians people.
Living for 1000s years togather ☺️
I happened to visit the Cochin Synagogue of cochin jews. They belong to my native state of Kerala. India is the only country in the world, wherein Jews did not face any form of persecution. Thanks to Eliaz for providing the verbal chronicles from the age old time to contemporary events.
What sirnames they have there?
In konkan region , they have mostly hindu sirnames .
I thaught dandekar is hindu brahmin sirname as my close friend is same.
I am not sure whether these people migrated to eastern coast of india and just used indian sirname staying jew by religion
or just because of maternal side preference they converted to hinduism whom we call konkanastha brahmins.
Any idea?
Been there! It's really worth it, very beautiful and preserved well
@@vivekpuri-08 its funny you mention that he has a brahmin name. chitpavan brahmins hold the same mythological origin story as bnei jews, that is they both believe they were survivors of a shipwreck. I wouldn't be surprised if they're related, and that one group converted to hinduism while the other maintained judaism.
there's actually a new book by a cochin jew named Thapan dubayehudi, that goes into a particular incident that took place in kerala involving jews. Apparently there was this king who attacked the jewish community because he was angry that this girl from the community wouldn't marry him. I don't remember the details, but you should google the author's name for yourself
🙏 Namaste to our Israeli brethren , migrated from India to Israel. We all remember you as a peace loving community.
And they have now become a criminal community... Ethnic cleansing and killing kids is their culture
I new a Jew family who used to stay just opposite my Nanaji’s home in Somwar peth, Pune. The elder son of that family we used to call him ‘Bahirappa’ in Marathi as he was deaf I think by one ear and he was such a stout person a body builder. He had his parents, family and he had a brother by the name of Shashi. They were so loveable and down to earth. He had a bodybuilder friend named Samson another Jew who used to run a small library opposite KEM hospital at Rasta peth in Pune. This was in 1970 when I was 15 years old. All these people left for Israel after the 1973 Yom Kippur war from Pune. I still recall and remember their names and faces. I think most of them must be in heaven with God but their children and grandchildren must be happily living in Israel. God bless them all. Long live Israel 🇮🇱 and India 🇮🇳.
Jai Hind! 🇮🇳
India welcome every community. 😊 But not radicalism.
The Jews were Never Persecuted by the Majority Hindu Community in India. The Jews, whether Refugees or not, were warmly welcomed by the Hindus, and the Jews adopted Hindu Surnames and were completely Integrated in Indian Society.
The Jews (like the Parsees, who fled Persia due to the Intolerant Muslims who harshly persecuted the Parsees) were able to attain High Positions in Society, Government, Education etc. and did India PROUD. General JFR (Jack) Jacob of the Indian Army was responsible for forcing General AAK Niazi and his Genocidial Pakistan Army to surrender in then East Pakistan on December 16, 1971. Today General Jacob is a Great Hero to Secular Indians. His Grave in New Delhi is visited by Innumerable Indians. Mr. Samson, a Distinguished Jew was appointed to the prestigious post of Commissioner of Police of Bombay ( the financial capital of India) in 1970's. Mr. David and Ms. Sulochana who were Jews, were highly acclaimed film stars.
Today for All Indians who believe in Democracy, Equality, Freedom, and Secularism Love Israel.
Indians Are Extremely Happy that Israel has always Supported India in the United Nations Organization.
Indians are Supportive of Israel as Israel Always Helped India in Its Wars : In 1962 when Communist China invaded India Israel rushed Arms desperately needed by the Indian Army; in 1965 Israel again helped India when Pakistan invaded India, and again in 1971 during the Bangladesh War, and during the Kargil War when Israel rushed Arms, ammunition and even Bombs for the Indian Air Force (IAF).
India and Israel have Deep Cultural, Anti Terrorism , Defence, Intelligence, and Security Cooperation and Relations.
you need to say kerala in between when talking India
@@festivetour And parsis found refuge in gujrat. Kerala wasn’t special apart from being Hindu and never will be
Your comment create a log normal distribution here 😂
@@roxzwhat be happy stay safe . That's it .
@@SG-to4mfjews got their refuge in kerala!!cochin jews!!
I am fully impressed by Hinduism.
How liberal there thoughs are.
Abut every relegion.
"Vashudhaiv Kutumbkam"❤🌍
I listened to the chat with deep interest. I am surprised why the Jewish community dwindled in India besides being treated well in general. The Jewish community had been as patriotic as the Zoroastrian community, in fact more than many Hindu, Indian people. We Hindus are proud of having Jews and regard them as our people, the irony is they left India for whatever reasons.🇮🇳♥️🙏
Because India has a large 'peaceful' community. Who you know find every excuse to harass, intimidate, threaten and convert Hindus, Jews, Sikhs, Jains, Buddhists in India to the 'peaceful' life they practice. That is why. Every time Israel does something against Palestine, this peaceful community tried to take it out on Jews in India.
Yeh plus so many Indians sacrificed in the world wars.
You don't blame common indians for leaving the country and get western countries citizenship. Irony is that you don't apply the same rule to our fellow jews.
By the way japan, South Korea and Israel are considered in western world.
Thinking of a logical guess, the Zoroastrians/parsis who managed to flee to Bharat from izlamic onslaughts in persia were mainly the royals and already rich, then during the british occupation they particularly chose parsis as per the same divide and rule policy😅, what religion do you think british followed and you can imagine how the church viewed the jews at that time, then you may some other factors mentioned by others above. Also not to break any illusions or be soursport you should also research what happened to those jews who went from here, refer to the Abhijit chavda video where he discusses this and sadly would be a shock 😅
They left mainly because of formation of Israel. It's their promised land.
The Ancient Hindu's (some 6-10,000 yrs ago) contemplated, what made the difference between Animals & Humans? A central concept was thought thru called "Vasudhaiva_Kutumbakam", en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vasudhaiva_Kutumbakam, where the world is described as a Family.
So it is not Caste which was the reason for acceptance of the Jews into Indian Society, it was much deeper philosophical than such a simplistic explaination.
It was Tipu Sultan, a Muslim & The Christian Portugese, similiar Abhramic Faiths which prosecuted the Jews of India, not the Hindu's
why do Hindus only quote this verse jews were small community but were good with business
@@jayd4ever The Sasun's of Mumbai are an example of the Jews who made good, one would say richer than the Rothchilds. But to say that they were good only in Business would be a disservice, EOD Lt Gen Jacob, an Architect of the 71 war against Pakistan which led to the liberation of Bangladesh was a Baghdadi Jew.
However, to say that India accepted the Jews cause of Caste is laughable and shows poor understanding of the Indian phyche.
@@dabasisdutta that was after 1947 im talking when jews first came the indian phyche is that they they love foreigners instead of their own
@@shikharrawat2298 hindus spam with the verse
@@jayd4ever😅 you have zero knowledge about Hindus like most ignorant abrahamics and Seculars with Hindu names
Very interesting and informative discussion.
I'm from Maharashtra n happy to know that you still hold Surname Dandekar ❤️
Jews have not only survived, but also thrived and succeed only because of one thing and that is acceptance into the society by HINDUS.
Lieutenant General Jack Farj Rafael Jacob PVSM (2 May 1921 - 13 January 2016) was a general officer in the Indian Army. He was best known for the role he played in the Bangladesh Liberation War of 1971. Jacob, then a major general, served as the chief of staff of the Indian Army's Eastern Command. During his 36-year long career in the army, Jacob fought in World War II and the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965. He later served as the governor of the Indian states of Goa and Punjab.
Jacob was born in Calcutta to a deeply religious Baghdadi Jewish family originally from Iraq which had settled in Calcutta in the mid-19th century. His father, Elias Emanuel, was an affluent businessman. After his father became sick, Jacob was sent at the age of nine to Victoria Boys' School, a boarding school in Kurseong near Darjeeling. From then on, he went home only during school holidays.
Jacob, motivated by reports of the Holocaust of European Jews during World War II, enlisted in the British Indian Army in 1942 as "Jack Frederick Ralph Jacob." His father objected to his enlisting. Jacob said in 2010, "I am proud to be a Jew, but am Indian through and through."
Jews + hindus + sikhs + Christian + budhist live happy together ❤ here in india .
No pedo followers are creating newsense everywhere 😂😂
Jews have earned respect worldwide because of their hardwork especially in the field of technology, we as INDIANS respect the Jewish community and there's a lot to learn from them.👏
Thank you for circumcising yourself out of respect for the ABRHAMIC demands.
Stop trolling jews with fake profile
@@rakshitchugh08 stop hating Hinduism and being a supremacist pos.
@@rakshitchugh08 why are you douched with too much hatred ? Taste life not ass.
Shalom everyone. Peace/Shanti to all the Jewish people and everyone in the world.
Thank u for sharing the information to our Bene Israeli Community in Mumbai.
good to have you guys
We had a family of Bene israelis as neighbours in suburban Mumbai in the early 90s. Even as a kid, I had the feeling that this is not a marathi family, even though they spoke marathi and had a marathi sounding last name.
They had pictures on the walls of foreign looking bearded people with headscarves and of men touching their head to a high stone wall, with written material in a strange script. In hindsight I think these were pictures from the holy land.
But for their appearance , they were practically marathi. I would have talked to them about their culture had I been older, but i didn't know any better back then.
All those that speak of perseyof jews in india ( which i have never heard of ever) should also take a look into the personal testimonials of indian jews that left for israel after 1947. These people left behind their jobs, properties and everything that they has made just to return to their land of origin, but only to be treated as outsiders. Infact so many of them inread wrote back to pandit nehru to return back to india. So i dint think anyone has a moral high ground to say that jew were persecuted in india. This land, this civilization has accepted every one with open arms including the abrahamic faiths.
Where did he say anything about persecution of jews in india?
Excellent. I had many Jewish friends in school which was a Catholic School, in the 60s-70s.
In india, jews act as major role in indias growth. we are proud that we all are living peacefully
What a pleasantly unusual topic referring the word India. We wish the Indian Jews success in Israel.
Awesome disscustion 👍❤️🙏🏼
My village is few kilometres away from nagaon village that he mentioned his ancestors come from. We still have few reminiscent building which belonged to jews. Even we have school named after king david. My grandparents had interactions with few jews.
I would just like to add in point to what he is saying. Jews were not just tolerated, we Hindus embraced them like our brothers. Tolerance just means you hate someone and still don't fight with them. But we loved them as our own. They were given equal opportunity to flourish and grow.
When there is tolerance there is no oppression.
When there is oppression there is no tolerance.
Fantastic history lesson...
We need solidarity between various ethno-religious communities to ensure global peace
Very bad audio! Can hardly hear anything. Looks like an interesting video which will be seen as sub-par due to technical issues.
Good heart men will see the good everywhere thank to this men and his respect for 🇮🇳
He's truly Indian by heart. Thinks why can't all live together.
Love from INDIA 🙏
Shalom! India has bene Israel, baghdadi, cochin, and 5 other Jewish communities. Jewish Indian culture and food are unique. Not many people know about this, but they are part of the Indian community. Mostly, the ones who live in Maharashtra state in India have adopted Marathi last names just like Mr Dandekar which is a Marathi last name; the ones in Bengal are baghdadi jews and Cochin Jews in the southern region of Malabar. There are many famous Indian Jewish personalities, for instance, General JFR Jacob who played a pivotal role in the liberation of Bangladesh. I'm glad someone is bringing this up. Everyone should know about this. Thank you!
Thank you!
My dear compatriot, let me begin by expressing my unwavering solidarity with all peoples across every nation, who are courageously engaged in the timeless struggle for their right to exist, to be treated equitably, and to live in dignity. In this spirit, I wholeheartedly support both the Palestinian and Israeli peoples' shared right to coexist peacefully.
Now, allow me to address a matter that has been weighing on my mind - the designation of your TH-cam channel, "Institute for Black Solidarity with Israel." I comprehend the fact that you, as an individual, stand as a part of our vast and vibrant black community. Nevertheless, I must convey my concern that the title of your channel may seem to imply a collective consensus or political representation that simply doesn't exist.
In the diverse tapestry of the global black community, which is teeming with a variety of political beliefs and religious views, I don't recollect any instance where we came together as a unified body to appoint your institute as our spokesperson. There are no memoranda of such a congregation nor an election, not only for our black community but also for our Asian, white, Latino counterparts, or any other racial or ethnic group that champions solidarity.
We, as a global black community, are not a monolithic entity. We are, instead, a symphony of individuals, each with our own unique voice and perspective. In our struggle for equality and justice, we each play our own part, in our own way, and it is the harmony of our collective voices that makes our fight powerful.
Therefore, while I respect your right to express your views and encourage dialogue, I urge you to acknowledge that the perspective shared on your channel is that of an individual, not the collective voice of an entire racial or ethnic group. Let us continue to engage in robust discussions and respect the diversity of thoughts, for that is the bedrock of our global community.
Respect all and live with all, respecting everyones thought process, believing/belief systems, n makes the best of life together in good or bad, we all r here to make Earth a glorious place to be in till the time we have the body n generation after generation.
We must learn to live together, coexist and the togetherness we must rejoice n celebrate, its such a precious thing, we r given the opportunity to discard lower vibrational/level/energy mindsets n improve ourselves n adapt to higher vibrational/level/energy mindset, which is, everyone is here to contribute to earth, so we must try our best to contribute more n more of the good n make it beeter for all🙏
India has 9 religions, n since ages she has them, living together, but we ve 4K+ communities based on different regional n geographical positioning n local life process of n in those areas. Ups n down r there definitely but we live through them n continue to keep growing n evolving together.
For a long time during my childhood, I did not know Jews had different religion because all my Jew friends practiced no different in culture than mine. We spoke Marathi as mother tongue, read same story books and food too was same. My dad's friends included David- a famous film actor. Only when another family friends, Uncle Jacob, and Bostany left for Israel I realized they were Jews. For me, all Jews were in Europe. We also had same last names like Pingle, Ghosalkar etc.
Yes... for Bene Israeli community, the state of Maharashtra, India is like a second home. They are mostly concentrated in Chaul, Revdanda, Roha, Alibag and the surrounding area and of course, Mumbai. They may be jews by religion but culturally they are one of ours.
Jews are real minority they are so respectful
they contribute a lot in india❤❤
Hindu always embrace all the faith… whether it is Jew, Parsis, Muslim, Christian …
Jew and Parsis have no problems with Hindus but Muslims have started feeling unsafe in India because they want to convert all the KAAFIR …
Otherwise no other minority felt unsafe in India… in fact all those who have been being persecuted all over the world … Parsis are still in existence because they moved to India…
I am proud of being Hindu and proud of all the other faith…
AS A INDIAN..... WE LOVE OUR BROTHERS.....
India is not a federation of states. Small correction there. Its a union of states, where it is mentioned specifically that state doesn't have a separate identity and is inseparable. It is made only as political unit for administrative convenience.
Why does the interviewer have to talk every second instead of remaining silent until the guest finished speaking ?
ASK them did any Hindu try to convert them they will say no becoz we always respect other and their personal beliefs but what about us no one think about us
I am 52. During Childhood, their is a village called Ashtami (near Roha) in Maharashtra west India, We met lot of Jewish Family.
love from india
I once try to learn Hebrew but due to lack of guidance I failed😅 yet still I have worksheets of their alphabet and basic grammar book😅
What I find fascinating is that even though in their everyday life the Bene Israel and Cochini Jews were very much a part of the southern Indian society they retained some very culturally Hebrew traditions. I see that alot of Bene Israel and Cochini Israelites/Jews retained actual Hebrew surnames.
I also found out that along with speaking Indian languages and English in the late 1800s and early 1900s the Jews of India at Jewish schools used to learn Hebrew up to college level.
I know specifically that Cochini Jews used to speak Hebrew with visiting Jewish leaders from the middle east.
Wow his accent changed from Marathi Indian to Maxican, hah😂
..so interesting...
Is it not surprising that we have a Tendulkar a Manjerekar a Agarkar or a Medekar from the same region as Mr. Dandekar.
Actually it is Marathi family surnames why Jews adopted Marathi surnames?
Marathi community adds 'kar' at the end of their village/place name and use it as their surname. So, Tendulkars comes from village Tendul, Manjarekars come from Manjare and so on. Jews gelled socially with maharashtrian people that they followed the same custom.
Surname and everything about this man has mumbaikar vibe. Even his surname.
This was in Bombay, India
As a indian or as a Hindu i respect all the Jews people.i have always remain a special part for those persons..for me Jews people are like brother from another mother
In my ancestral community in India, there are Jews that came from Kandahar in 1500s. India was a sanctuary for Jews and word spread all the way to Persia that it was safe in India.
There were a sizeable jew population also in my city Kolkata, infact there is a synagogue in the city and a famous road ( Ezra street) named after one of the first jew came from Aleppo, Syria, but unfortunately all of them left Kolkata after Israel nation was formed and now even Minion is not performed in Synagogue!
Jews were not converted to Christianity in Kerala/Cochin by local Christians i.e., Syrian Christians. Who was forcing them? Christians in Kerala i.e., Syrian Christians were in the minority and had neither the power nor the inclination to convert anyone. The only forced conversions to Christianity took place in Goa and Cochin by the Portuguese. The Portuguese managed to get a concession from the Maharajah of Cochin to exercise political authority over Jews AND Syrian Christians in Cochin. Syrian Christians in Kerala actually believe they are partly descended from Jews that converted voluntarily due to the preaching of St Thomas in the first century AD. The only forced conversions took place under the Portuguese. Many of these conversions took place as a result of the Spanish Inquisition being practiced in Cochin and Goa. Even Syrian Christians (including my ancestors) were forced by the Portuguese into Roman Catholicism at the pain of death. Many like my ancestors reverted to Syrian Christianity when the situation allowed them too.
My friend you have no idea of goan christianity, you need to ask native goans about christianity before commenting based on fabrication, christianity in my homeland goa came through bartholomev then through jesuit missionaries the famous of all being st Francis xavier..
Great intellectual debate .....
Learn from them Asad..how to coexist..Unlike u always defacing and declaring other religions s infidels
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@@skycelestial4449 Google gentile
@@Doctor_Fate5 ALLAH DOESNT EXIST
@@Doctor_Fate5 lol you got buttghurt you must be a muslim and he is right you all believe non believer are kafir dont you
Your last name Dandekar is very popular last name in Chitpavan Brahman’s. The origin story of Chitpavan Brahman’s is similar to the story of 14 people of shipwrecks being resurrected by Parashurama.
Fascinating!
Yehudi'r moto phorsha!
Interesting to know that in the 1950s-60s the migrating Indian Jews faced discrimination in Israel from the local Jews.....
As a catholic Indian from Goa/ Bombay/ Mumbai, India, I knew just before I left through my late father that there was a Jewish community in India called b'nei Israel but I did not know the full history of Jews in India and the several Jewish communities in various parts of India (including present day Pakistan) Sorry for the persecution of jews by the Portuguese in Goa.
Nice
It's very important to understand the various communities that were in the Jewish diaspora while still challenging the idea that being Jewish trumps the rights of those that are indigenous to the territory of Israel.
HINDUS AND JEWS IS AN UNBREAKABLE LOVE AND UNITY❤️🇮🇳🌹🇮🇱❤️
I hope Mr. Dandekar is fine. As we have read bad things about people living in South of Israel.
Praying for the safety of him and his kin too🙏🏼❤
Lots of love & blessings to all our Indian Jews ❤
From a hindu.. I would say long live jews.
nice to see another maharastrian...
❤manese kuki manipur hill area . Ephraim lan mizoram ❤
It is a basic human right to establish safe corridors through no man's land between Isreal and India. The borders of Isreal and India should touch.
The only abhramic religion which I like
Am from Kerala India,in Kerala history study every part of Kerala history, Jewish community mentioned,in kings scripchers,old merchant documents,small kingdom histories they mentioned Jews ,
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Indians respect all who love and respect our culture.
Dandekar Saheb, kasa aahe? Ye kadhi Punya var.. Jai Maharashtra
Haha chaan vatla tyancha itihaas aikun
Its happened bcz of the Hindus... Not bcz of Buddhists, jains, sikhs, Muslims or Christians. Learn who were those people, who sheltered everyone in their Hindu land.
As Indian i love jews
It angers me the most after knowing what Jews of India had to go thru.
Judaism and Hinduism are the most Ancient Religions of the World. Hinduism loves and respects other Religions. 🎉🙏
What about the bene efrayim in Hyderabad and parts of andhra
I was born in India. My father is descendant from Sadducee and my mother is descendant from Essene from Israel. I did my genetic printing, and I am 70 years old.
If Israel falls, then Humanity will also fall.
Why?
Understanding, development of human thought began in Israel by Israelite.
Which is why in Israel, no one belong there more than you.
The Hebrew Torah is a blue-print for human soul.
Believe me, crying from the Holocaust has left the Solar System a long-time ago.
Please don’t use a Jew as a sacrificial lamb.
Indian's believe that Thought came first in the Indian Sub-Continent, when the Ancient Hindu's (some 6-10,000 yrs ago) contemplated, what made the difference between Animals & Humans? Thank god, we are not uni-dimensional in thinking, though we believe in ONE GOD.
All of this is explained in the Ancient Texts of the Hindu's. In a way a central thought is (Vasudhaiva_Kutumbakam) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vasudhaiva_Kutumbakam, where the world is described as a Family.
So it is not Caste which was the reason, it was much deeper philosophical than such a simplistic explaination.
It was Tipu Sultan, a Muslim & The Christian Portugese, similiar Abhramic Faiths which prosecuted the Jews of India, not the Hindu's
@@dabasisdutta
Tipu and the Portuguese persecuted Hindus as well as native Christians....
How do you explain what you've done and keep doing to another people .. the pals..???
Cut out the messaiah BS
Not Your Concern bro
I pray for the safety of Jews❤
He is Marathi Jew ❤❤...
Great Video , love to all the jewish brothers n sisters from India 👍🏽
In 1971 Indias military head was General Jacob who was an Indian jew. He fought for liberating Bangladesh.
🕉️🙏🇮🇳🙏🇮🇱🙏🇮🇳🙏🇮🇱🙏🇮🇳🙏🇮🇱🙏🕉️🙏
The hindu community is very acceptable to different religions and faith , thats why we allowed Budhism , Jainism to evolve during out prime period because they didnt persecute us and taught something good . Being a Hindu , we never mind going into someother religious place or chanting their gods name cause doing thats doesnt make us bad infact makes us good in god eyes that we are so tolerant and loving
Bene efrayim the one who will play major key role in the arrival of the moshiach
Unbelievable. It was the Christians and Muslims who tried to again harm them in India.
hell yeah. Jews forever
Our Jew brethren blended in with the Hindus far better than others! This is the reason why they are respected by the Hindus in India!
All Indians Truly love ❤️ Israel. Jai Hind !
the caste system was not about oppression but just different tribes also there used to be kings from lower caste but the british created the law which establised between hindu by what they understood of scripture but it was not supposed to be hierarchical but about different roles just like prime minister ,doctor , police and workers thus creating this false hatred and propoganda to divide indians .
We love Israel, it's our greatest allies
I love Israel ❤